Sting started wearing a trench coat and grew long hair while painting a black and white color on his face, thus becoming The Vigilante. The 62-year old star even carried a baseball bat that became ...

Sting announced last week that he’s retiring his iconic face paint. Class act and consummate worker that he is, the Stinger ...

There weren't many times Sting was seen without face paint, his induction into the WWE Hall of Fame being one. Though he may be gone from our TV screens for a while, we're taking a look back at ...

Back in the heydays, when the nWo was imposing their will over WCW, Sting turned into a silent vigilante with black and white face paint. It went on to become his trademark, and he was known all ...

Now Sting is set to retire his iconic face paint and ring attire. Fans who want a chance to grab a photo with Sting as they've seen him on television all these years have until the end of the year ...

However, even the world of face paint in wrestling is becoming crowded ... monthly in WWE He was inspired by The Road Warriors & Sting Whether he's wearing the blue and red themes of his AEW ...

Sting shows up in black jeans, a black shirt, and a black trench coat, with the Crow face paint, clearly not in wrestling attire. He gives a stunning 10 minute shoot promo at the end of the show ...

More recently, Sting began a working relationship with ... The run with WWE never provided the necessary closure for the man beneath the face paint, Steve Borden. Instead, as the years of ...

A relationship with Darby Allin—a young daredevil wrestler who, like Sting, wears face paint and had established a character as a sullen loner—began that night, with Sting ultimately serving a ...

Earlier this month, he shared that 2025 will mark the final year he'll appear in his full Sting persona—complete with his iconic face paint and gear. "I've loved meeting fans around the world ...