While speaking to Inside The Ropes, Kingston heaped praise on The Icon for staying loyal to WCW until the end. The Mad King further added that being in the ring with Sting turned back the clock to his childhood, as he used to to watch the legend battle the nWo in WCW:
Eddie Kingston explained that despite many people acknowledging WWE/WWF as a global juggernaut, he stated that at one point, WCW was the biggest wrestling promotion in America. The AEW star believes Sting deserves credit for this prominence, as he was one of the main reasons behind its success.
There’s no doubt that Sting became the mainstay of WCW and carried it for many years. Even when the company ran out of business, he didn’t jump over to WWE the way many of his fellow employees did. Regardless of how his career panned out, Sting will go down as one of the best, if not the best wrestler, to ever grace the squared circle.
Sting will be in action on next week’s AEW Dynamite: Grand Slam
Sting’s days as a full-time competitor are in the past, but he will step into the ring next week on the Grand Slam episode of AEW Dynamite. The Icon will team up with Darby Allin to take on FTR after Dax Wheeler and Cash Harwood humiliated the fan-favorites last week by wiping their face paint off.
With vengeance in mind, Sting and Allin will be coming will all guns blazing, hoping to put their opponents down in New York City.
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