Unfortunately, Sting never made it to WrestleMania 32, as, after taking a brutal Buckle Bomb from Seth Rollins at Night of Champions 2015, he was forced to retire from WWE and wrestling as a whole ...

How would Sting's legendary career would have gone — and would it still have ended in AEW — if he hadn't gotten injured at WWE Night of Champions 2015?

It is safe to say that WWE Hall of Famer Sting is synonymous with painting his face black and white. However, former WWE star Kid Kash claims he wore the look first.

WWE is reportedly trying to bring Hall of Famer Sting back for an appearance after his retirement last year in AEW. At AEW Revolution 2024, Sting and Darby Allin successfully defended their Tag ...

When Sting made his WWE debut in […] The post Sting Reflects on a Potential Match with The Undertaker appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and Mor ...

The Icon Sting officially retired from wrestling as part of his WWE Hall of Fame speech In the history of professional wrestling, there haven’t been many superstars or performer that have made ...

Chalk that up as WWE going 2-for-2 with two home runs with Sting thus far. His WWE debut came at a major pay-per-view, interrupting the main event and ousting The Authority.

Sting was a stalwart of World Championship Wrestling and one of the few names who never left the promotion to test the waters at WWE. His career continued in WCW until the promotion was bought out ...

Sting will enter the Hall of Fame with just a 2-2 WWE record, according to Cagematch. He lost both of his pay-per-view bouts, including his debut at WrestleMania 31.

Sting's days in WWE didn't last long, but they may not be over either. The WWE Hall of Famer retired from in-ring action in 2016 while under contract with the company, but he would then jump to ...

While it's possible Sting could have stuck around WWE and had what would likely have been a mediocre run — if his win/loss record in his short time in the company is any indication — it seems ...