Steve Borden (born March 20, 1959), better known by the ring name Sting, is an American retired professional wrestler. He is signed to All Elite Wrestling (AEW), where he continues to make sporadic appearances since his retirement.

Mar 18, 2022 · A few years later in early 1993, Sting would defeat 25-year-old Glenn Jacobs (working under the name Bruiser Mastino) for a taping of WCW Saturday Night. So while it wasn't Undertaker and Kane at their most famously macabre and ghoulish, working both in their formative years is still listed in Sting's portfolio.

Jan 7, 2025 · As Sting stepped off the edge of the platform, suspended 140 feet above 17,000 fans, he quickly realized something was very wrong. Sting rappels from the rafters for the very first time on WCW Monday Nitro at Chicago’s United Center on January 20th, 1997.

Mar 23, 2024 · Sting revealed in an interview with WWE the week before the Hall of Fame ceremony that he chose not to have surgery following Night of Champions, claiming that he wasn't feeling any side...

With The New World Order imposing their will over WCW, The Stinger adopted a darker personality with white and black face paint and attire. He became a silent warrior who lurked in …

Apr 18, 2018 · One of the greatest and most successful characters in all of WCW and in professional wrestling during the 1990’s, was “The Crow” version of Sting. For years, Sting was a very popular and charismatic character. He had the bleached blonde Brian Bosworth-esque hair cut, the colorful face paint and neon tights.

Dec 5, 2016 · In March 2001 when WWE bought WCW, Sting made the decision not to make the switch. The hostile takeover of his network was set in stone, but there was one last fight for the network under it’s WCW banner.

Sep 7, 2023 · Sting's transformation into the Crow character became a defining moment in WCW, with his silent and serious demeanor captivating audiences. Sting's iconic rappelling entrance …

For his part, Sting’s no stranger to vanquishing much larger enemies such as Vader and The Giant, but perhaps none as macabre as the towering Kane. It’d be a true test of Stinger’s …

Sting returned to singles matches in 1989, starting the year off by wrestling Flair to a one-hour draw in Atlanta's Omni on New Year's Day. After a long push, Sting won his first title in WCW, when he defeated Rotundo for the WCW Television Championship at a live event in March.