Sick Boy

[6.0] "Sick Boy can legit wrestle and is super quick and agile for his size. Great physique, and finishing move, too. He was likely the most overlooked of Raven's Flock, but the guy could put on a great match. Satisfactory roster talent, even if he's just a body on the floor."

[3.0] "Thought he had some potential but they never did anything with him aside from bolstering the Flocks numbers and he usually ran interference for Raven. After the Flock disbanded, I can't remember him having any matches at all. His biggest skill was a nice spring board attack which he usually used when interfering in Raven's matches and I can only recall him being in two matches of his own. Once in a tag match with Riggs against whoever, and a Nitro match where he got squashed by Goldberg. If the guy wasn't in the N64 game WCW Revenge, he would almost certainly be completely forgotten by most."

[4.0] "A bit underrated in the ring and was able to do some impressive stuff in the ring for a guy of his size at the time. Good physique but his perhaps his lack of charisma held him back."

[2.0] "It's safe to say that Sick Boy was the least interesting member of the Flock. He had little to no backstory and his in-ring work was nothing spectacular. Raven spoke positively about him and maybe he could've been better, but I find that hard to believe."

[2.0] "Never felt like Sick Boy fit into the Flock based on his look, and was completely uninteresting when he got in the ring. Stuck around in WCW then WWE for a bit in developmental. Had decent physique but that's about all he had going for him."

[3.0] "Scott "Sick Boy" Vick was best known for his role in Raven's Flock in late-'90s WCW, where he essentially served as an extra body in the group with little to distinguish himself. He was later signed to a WWF developmental contract and spent a few years there, but only made it to the dark match/house show level. Reportedly he was meant to be debuted during the infamous "Katie Vick" storyline, but the story was unceremoniously dropped before it got to that point and he retired shortly thereafter. After a ten-year hiatus Vick has returned to the ring on the Carolinas indy scene, where he has been teaming with former Flock stablemate Lodi."

[4.0] "Scott Vick was last seen in the ring in a series of dark matches for WWE in 2002. He is a below average wrestler."