It also featured awesome, poorly cut-and-pasted pictures of the WCW stars over paintings of the patriots. 1990 was a dream. Sting entered first, covered in the good ol’ red, white and blue.

When Sting arrived in All Elite Wrestling in 2020, it's safe to say no one was expecting much as far as in ring showings were concerned. A little over three yea ...

There have been few superstars in wrestling history who have been associated with one company as strongly as Sting was with WCW. Through all the ups and the downs that the company went through ...

Sting may have retired from professional wrestling at AEW Revolution 2024, but "The Icon" and the man often known as the "Franchise of WCW" is still the talk of the wrestling world, with many of ...

The idea for anyone paying even a mild amount of attention is that (1) Sting ... when WCW went to Columbus, Ohio, and was like, “Hey Buckeyes, let’s talk about how great the Duke Blue Devils ...

As far as being in major title matches, Sting is no stranger to competing for the highest stakes. In WCW, Sting was challenging for the top prize as far back as 1988, and hovered around title ...

Sting, Luger, etc. were a major reason for the downfall of the company. While they certainly contributed—WCW was not very fiscally responsible towards the end of the initial Bischoff era ...

The late legend was known to pro wrestling fans for his time in WCW in the late 1990s. McMichael was also known to be Sting's longtime close friend since their time together in the World ...