He's one of the most humble veterans this business has ever seen. I hope nobody is taking a second of this run for granted. He's a living legend giving back. This run is special.
When I see who he is now and how he carries himself, inside AND outside the ring, it makes me proud of the fact that he was always my favorite wrestler as a kid watching WCW. I compare to the fact that I was a Prince fan when all the other kids my age loved Michael Jackson. Knowing what I know now, I am SOOOOO glad I was a Prince fan. I'm actually an even bigger Prince fan now. Back then, everybody thought HE was a weirdo. Back on point though, Sting was always a great wrestler AND human being. He may have done some partying in his younger days but, he was always a good person. Super humble, would sign autographs for EVERYONE at events. One thing people don't realize is how big he is. You always see him in the ring with other big dudes but, he is a large man
Sting has always been a stand up guy. Even kinda dissing WCW he still gives them credit. He's a absolute ICON. It's been a privilege and honor be able to watch him.
This guy is literally a living legend, and look at how he's being respectful of the younger generation. That's a great lesson for all of us, no? It doesn't matter how much you've accomplished; don't get arrogant and look down on others!
@James not a sting fan? I think he isn’t one to compare to Hogan. Sting has been there working with the young guys. That man has given most of his life To the business and I respect him for that.
Even in '98 I never thought he'd do stuff like that. I don't watch wrestling anymore, but always keep up to date on what's going on. He was my hero growing up and I'll never forget that. So happy AEW didn't let the WWE run tarnish his legacy.
This is how a true legend addreses the press and the fans. Loved the way he answered to the young lad's questions. He is humble and turning 63 in 2 weeks.
The fact he can still do what he does over the age of 60 blows my mind. That, and AEW are using him perfectly. Not too much not too little. Just right.
I'd like to see him enter a feud though on his own with just one person at some point. This tag stuff isn't working for me, I don't mind him being Darby's manager but for me he isn't a tag team wrestler.
Sting is able to still do what he does because of some good genetics and clean living, but also because he has taken some breaks from the business throughout his career that have extended his wrestling life.
Sting is and will forever be the best :) I'm glad he is still able to go like he does he really loves the wrestling business and the fans. I love how legends are so well used and respected in AEW not just for nostalgia pops but to elevate the talent and let them shine. 👍👍
Did a WWE commercial with him years back and he was super cool and nice to everyone there - so behind the scenes he is just as classy as he is in front of the camera. At that time he was injured so I asked him if he was going to wrestle again. He said “ Well you know there’s one match I would definitely come back for. And everyone knows what that is. Hopefully we could get it done.” …. It’s definitely a shame we never got to see that Taker -Sting showdown, but to see him just thrive like this now here at AEW at his age going against kids half his age is just absolutely inspiring. And yep, even now - at age 62(!!!) .. he can still GO!!
My favorite wrestler of all time. God bless this man. I'm a 34 year old man who grew up on Sting. Every time this man wrestle another match. I wanna cry tears of joy lol. Huge inspiration growing up. SALUTE 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Sting comes from a devastating injury and terrible run in WWE. Now HE IS BACK. He respects this business and fans recognize him as arguably the best of all time.
i left a heart felt post in one of those old forums one time that Sting was lurking around, i forget what my username was, it's not important. I'm not looking for glorification or anything. That's why i love Sting/Steve so much. He's just a genuine guy, but to be that incredible and be so genuine is a rare thing. He also sees that in others, so he's not bathing in his own prowess, he's just sharing it with his fans. He's embracing it. I love the guy, i really do.
Sting is old enough to be the dad of 90% of the AEW locker room, but he doesn't think of himself as above them. He still behaves like he has to fight to earn their respect. It's incredibly cool to watch. A true legend on the order of Flair and Hogan.
It's why this man is the best at his age! He keeps proving himself the living legend that amazes us like when we first saw surfer Sting, and then the first appearance of Crow Sting
What a cool and genuine seeming guy, Sting dropping that James 1:19 wisdom. I guess he knows where it's at. What a match too. Fun to see him still going at a high level as a 60 something year old man.
@@radrich4873 I completely understand that, I quit watching it back in 2003 because of the content they were putting on the shows and didn't watch any again until probably 2019. I knew at the time as a young Christian, that what they were putting out there was something I didnt have any business watching or supporting. I've started watching some of it again, but still skip through and don't watch all of what they put out there. Still assessing if I should be watching any of it at all.
@@slimjim2114 I'm wondering why Sting, Shawn Michaels and Ted DiBiase are still involved in professional wrestling when they say they are Christians. They know the professional wrestling is not holy, but is full of darkness.
I love Sting’s response to the last question (regarding his response to pessimism about his abilities in the ring) because it is so on point. Sting has been one of the pillars of Professional wrestling for a long time because of his tenure, resume, attitude, respect, and just who he is as a person. Wrestling fans (even causal ones) gravitate towards wrestlers/people like this and just embrace them/admire them. So even when (and sting even talks about it in the interview) their best days are behind them and everyone knows it, you won’t hear anyone say anything rude or disrespectful. If someone does, then you will 10-20 people quickly correct/disagree with that person because 1) Sting is wrestling better at 62 than a lot of other wrestlers who are 42 and 2) Everyone has so much respect/admiration for him that any lost in his step is hardly acknowledged.
Man this interview was awesome sting seems like such a great guy he’s so soft spoken but behind those words is the wisdom of someone who’s been through some of the highest highs (and lowest lows) in wrestling
I would love to see him get a title run even if it's just a couple weeks. He deserves it. Deserves to be in their record books and the only one to be nwa/wcw, impact and aew world champion. Definitely an All time great. Love how he gives back and takes a back seat for the greater good. No ego just a love for wrestling and the Buisness and is sincere to do what he's doing at his age
So, WCW was dead for half a decade before i started watching wrestling And Sting was a name i head *very early* (mostly in chatter about how Sting vs Taker at Mania would be the stuff of legends.... literally).But i never visited his career. WCW was dead, TNA was not on TV where i lived and the internet was a vastly diffrent place. Oh... and i was a kid. So TV shows that already happened kinda got counted as "forever gone". But i was a fan the very moment he stepped through the WWE door (even after being booked weird AND poorly). Some guys just have an aura, a presence about themselves, they capture you no matter how they are used. Since then hes easily in my top 3 of pro wrestlers. Dudes straight up "the Icon". Nobody has a better matching nickname.
0:55 el #1 en Puerto Rico. Buena pregunta! Luchadores jóvenes cierren la boca, respeten el negocio y aprendan de las leyendas. Por algo son leyendas...
Steve is such an ambassador to wrestling.. He speaks from his heart and you can clearly see that he genuinely a wonderful human being and whoever he speaks I listen...he has had an incredible wrestling career and I wish him all the best in his future endeavours... The icon Sting... Cheers 🥂
Always worth listening to Steve. He's been there and done everything there is to do in pro wrestling. Love how humble and straightforward he is and how he still appreciates having opportunities in the business he's been a key player in for so long.
It will take a lot more then Triple H/Vince’s ego to put him down. He was established way before coming to WWE. Would I have liked to have seen him win at mania yes. But a loss doesn’t take anything away from what has done.
And that statement from Vince clearly shows that when he says that that hes not looking out of his own company. He'd only looking inside his own little bubble. Which in doing that shows us all as professional wrestling fans that Vince clearly doesn't respect the entire wrestling world and the fans who help make it. That also shows how he's still missing the boat on his own shows that's why the fans are watching impact and aew.
Sting is my favorite wrestler ever, then you can still do things he did 30 years ago, the best part is he seems like he's very happy at least I pray use man.
The ICON Sting is one of the most LEGENDARY Wrestler's of All-Time. He has given everything to the business and should be celebrated by all wrestling fans around the World.
This is actually interesting having a press conference after a PPV makes the whole thing more interesting and important. And I've not watched any wrestling in 15 years.
This is the guy that Bischoff once accused of showing up not in good shape physically or mentally and didnt put his heart into the product. Yet here he is 20 plus years later still busting his butt in the ring. Especially when he doesnt have to. Have been a big Sting fan for years and still am
Bischoff was not wrong when he said that. It was Sting and Hogan at Starrcade and Sting was fighting some demons. They should have come up with a plan B because that was a terrible way to end the long Crow Sting build up.
Sting is indeed a living legend. I have followed his whole career. He is and always will be one of the greatest of all time. My favorite wrestler of all time. I'm so glad to see him back in the ring having fun and being the always entertaining Stinger
♡♡♡ 32 years of nothing but my love n respect for such a very wonderful icon, his talents, hardwork & mentoring the next talents, he's an amazing guy ♡♡♡
I remember sting's gimmick matches in tna, thinking man sting's too old for this.Now fast-forward over 10 years later he's still doing big spots and giving 110%,true icon
And notice stings words "I feel like I'm in good hands" see that right there punk sting matt hardy they are all there because of that feeling. They are truly really enjoyjng this
I've watched sting since the early to mid 80s Beaumont tx.civic center world championship wrestling before and after it became big on TV as WCW. Sting is an icon.
Damn when he officially retires... It will be the moment that the most important legend of this business has retired and knowing him he will respect him and I will cry more than anything in this world.
His face paint looks awesome as he is sitting there calming talking. He looks like he was just in a war, and now he’s talking to these people answering questions immediately after. Painting dripping, love the red/black/white combo.
Sting has got to be the most humble person in the business man Truly puts the rest of the people in his matches before himself time and time again. Absolute legend.
Probably one of the most wise things said during this, is when he was asked about the pessimist, he responded with they will always be hatters, something very important for all of us to remember!
3:50 Sting saying he's not sure what he can offer is so incredibly humble. His name and likeness are very valuable assets. Video games, Action Figures, T-Shirts... very valuable even if he never steps in the ring again.
When the travel and arenas fully open back up in Japan, I'd love to see Sting and Darby Allin vs. SANADA and The Great Muta in the Tokyo Dome. Sting and Muta have history. Darby and SANADA are their apprentices. For me, that's a dream match.
I met Sting and Ric Flair on the same day, and they are legends! Sting has been my childhood hero since forever. He proves that age is just a number. You can do anything you put your mind too🏋🏾♂️👊🏾🤘🏾
Stings legend is at least as big as Hogan or Flair at this point. He may not have held the title as many times but I dont see Hogan or Flair doing what this legend is STILL doing in the ring today.
@Aaron9 Knowing he doent have long left and the work he has put in since joining AEW, AEW needs to put the title on him sooner than later. He should be the man to beat Hangman.
@@TheCOMICCOMMANDER No, I love Sting & all of his legacy & accomplishments. But the World title is for a champion prepared to wrestle in big time full contact matches. Sting said himself in this very video he's not looking to do 20 min matches w/ young guys. It would be disrespectful to all the guys physically able to carry that title, and disrespectful to the performer Sting was most of his career. Him passing the "mysterious goth" torch to Darby & honoring us with his ability to still occasionally go is the best course of action for him.
He's one of the most humble veterans this business has ever seen. I hope nobody is taking a second of this run for granted. He's a living legend giving back. This run is special.
When I see who he is now and how he carries himself, inside AND outside the ring, it makes me proud of the fact that he was always my favorite wrestler as a kid watching WCW.
I compare to the fact that I was a Prince fan when all the other kids my age loved Michael Jackson. Knowing what I know now, I am SOOOOO glad I was a Prince fan. I'm actually an even bigger Prince fan now. Back then, everybody thought HE was a weirdo.
Back on point though, Sting was always a great wrestler AND human being. He may have done some partying in his younger days but, he was always a good person. Super humble, would sign autographs for EVERYONE at events. One thing people don't realize is how big he is. You always see him in the ring with other big dudes but, he is a large man
Sting has always been a stand up guy. Even kinda dissing WCW he still gives them credit. He's a absolute ICON. It's been a privilege and honor be able to watch him.
He's more talking about the wrestlers and Bischoff, I'd say. The company wasn't that bad before the nWo era.
I remember his first match with Dingo
@@billyrouse4813 the nwo era was great until right after Starrcade 97
@@billyrouse4813 Pre Hogan WCW was gold.
DAMN EVEN BATMAN LOVES STINGER!!!
This guy is literally a living legend, and look at how he's being respectful of the younger generation.
That's a great lesson for all of us, no? It doesn't matter how much you've accomplished; don't get arrogant and look down on others!
Sting is the marker for what respect is.
@James not a sting fan? I think he isn’t one to compare to Hogan. Sting has been there working with the young guys. That man has given most of his life To the business and I respect him for that.
@James WTF you are talking about?
@James hahahahaha says the person who lets the man live in your head rent free.
What if the generation is full of idiots who are being used by the government?
Freaking GOAT, gotta respect this man, you can tell he loves the business.
Every other wrestler is the GOAT according to the TH-cam comment sections. The saying has no weight to it now. Thanks America
That guy is my childhood hero! I appreciate your comment.
@@AhtoRashied and there's the pessimist! 👈🙄
Totally agree!
GOAT for sure at this point!
I watched Sting when I was 13 years old. It is unbelievable I am still watching Sting Wrestle when I am 47
That’s insane
Nice, been watching him for 27 years too, 29 now
Same, but im 42
Watched Sting when I was 4 in 1998, Now I’m 28 this year, respect to you guys enjoying and watching him wrestle this long just like my mum and dad.
I don’t know how Sting does it. 62 going on 63 years old and he’s jumping off balconies through tables. Unreal. Hats off to him!
That's the value of always taking care of your body!
Because of advil lol 😂
Only other person doing that shit was Terry Funk
Hanging out with Billy Gunn that's how it's done just being completely outside of your mind 😵Just Why😭🙏😍
Even in '98 I never thought he'd do stuff like that. I don't watch wrestling anymore, but always keep up to date on what's going on. He was my hero growing up and I'll never forget that. So happy AEW didn't let the WWE run tarnish his legacy.
This is how a true legend addreses the press and the fans. Loved the way he answered to the young lad's questions. He is humble and turning 63 in 2 weeks.
The icon, the legend, the one and only sting
It's so cool he's still going ...a true legend of wrestling
The fact he can still do what he does over the age of 60 blows my mind. That, and AEW are using him perfectly. Not too much not too little. Just right.
I'd like to see him enter a feud though on his own with just one person at some point. This tag stuff isn't working for me, I don't mind him being Darby's manager but for me he isn't a tag team wrestler.
They're using him to support a new young star, which is what you want to use a vet like him for.
@@Adam-eh1qd He'd be too limited, I feel. He can go, but he's a bit sluggish, and more importantly, we don't want him getting injured.
Sting is able to still do what he does because of some good genetics and clean living, but also because he has taken some breaks from the business throughout his career that have extended his wrestling life.
@@GumshoeStories Yes, he's been careful, yet not, since he's back after getting spinal stenosis.
Sting is and will forever be the best :) I'm glad he is still able to go like he does he really loves the wrestling business and the fans. I love how legends are so well used and respected in AEW not just for nostalgia pops but to elevate the talent and let them shine. 👍👍
Not well use he runs it
Did a WWE commercial with him years back and he was super cool and nice to everyone there - so behind the scenes he is just as classy as he is in front of the camera.
At that time he was injured so I asked him if he was going to wrestle again.
He said “ Well you know there’s one match I would definitely come back for.
And everyone knows what that is. Hopefully we could get it done.”
….
It’s definitely a shame we never got to see that Taker -Sting showdown,
but to see him just thrive like this now here at AEW at his age going against kids half his age is just absolutely inspiring.
And yep, even now - at age 62(!!!) ..
he can still GO!!
My favorite wrestler of all time. God bless this man. I'm a 34 year old man who grew up on Sting. Every time this man wrestle another match. I wanna cry tears of joy lol. Huge inspiration growing up. SALUTE 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Spoken Like a Living Legend!
You go Sting. Always one of my favorites!!!!
The way he speaks just shows the insane amount of wisdom he has.
Gracias por todo el sacrificio que haces por los fans Sting eres una leyenda viviente! 🙏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Sting comes from a devastating injury and terrible run in WWE. Now HE IS BACK. He respects this business and fans recognize him as arguably the best of all time.
i left a heart felt post in one of those old forums one time that Sting was lurking around, i forget what my username was, it's not important. I'm not looking for glorification or anything. That's why i love Sting/Steve so much. He's just a genuine guy, but to be that incredible and be so genuine is a rare thing. He also sees that in others, so he's not bathing in his own prowess, he's just sharing it with his fans. He's embracing it. I love the guy, i really do.
Sting is old enough to be the dad of 90% of the AEW locker room, but he doesn't think of himself as above them. He still behaves like he has to fight to earn their respect. It's incredibly cool to watch. A true legend on the order of Flair and Hogan.
Spoken like a wise man sting
It's why this man is the best at his age! He keeps proving himself the living legend that amazes us like when we first saw surfer Sting, and then the first appearance of Crow Sting
Literally been an active member of a roster/wrestler for over 40 years, been a part of every major federation, can't get more legendary than that
What a cool and genuine seeming guy, Sting dropping that James 1:19 wisdom. I guess he knows where it's at. What a match too. Fun to see him still going at a high level as a 60 something year old man.
Fair enough. That's a good scripture. But I'm not sure that God likes wrestling
@@radrich4873 yeah, do you enjoy wrestling?
@@slimjim2114 Sometimes I like it, sometimes I don't like it. I'm not sure as a christian, if I should continue to support it.
@@radrich4873 I completely understand that, I quit watching it back in 2003 because of the content they were putting on the shows and didn't watch any again until probably 2019. I knew at the time as a young Christian, that what they were putting out there was something I didnt have any business watching or supporting. I've started watching some of it again, but still skip through and don't watch all of what they put out there. Still assessing if I should be watching any of it at all.
@@slimjim2114 I'm wondering why Sting, Shawn Michaels and Ted DiBiase are still involved in professional wrestling when they say they are Christians. They know the professional wrestling is not holy, but is full of darkness.
I love Sting’s response to the last question (regarding his response to pessimism about his abilities in the ring) because it is so on point. Sting has been one of the pillars of Professional wrestling for a long time because of his tenure, resume, attitude, respect, and just who he is as a person.
Wrestling fans (even causal ones) gravitate towards wrestlers/people like this and just embrace them/admire them. So even when (and sting even talks about it in the interview) their best days are behind them and everyone knows it, you won’t hear anyone say anything rude or disrespectful. If someone does, then you will 10-20 people quickly correct/disagree with that person because 1) Sting is wrestling better at 62 than a lot of other wrestlers who are 42 and 2) Everyone has so much respect/admiration for him that any lost in his step is hardly acknowledged.
This guy went through a crazy ass life in wrestling. He has grown, evolved and giving back. He has always been a quality human being. God Bless Him!
Gracias Sting por ser un ícono de iconos en la lucha libre profesional
Man this interview was awesome sting seems like such a great guy he’s so soft spoken but behind those words is the wisdom of someone who’s been through some of the highest highs (and lowest lows) in wrestling
I would love to see him get a title run even if it's just a couple weeks. He deserves it. Deserves to be in their record books and the only one to be nwa/wcw, impact and aew world champion. Definitely an All time great. Love how he gives back and takes a back seat for the greater good. No ego just a love for wrestling and the Buisness and is sincere to do what he's doing at his age
If he thinks it would be a good idea/that there's a good story to tell there then yeah.
So a meaningless title run? On someone older than oldberg? No thanks
I think what he is behind the scenes is much bigger than being AEW World Champion. He is already and definitely a certified AEW Hall of Famer!
So, WCW was dead for half a decade before i started watching wrestling
And Sting was a name i head *very early* (mostly in chatter about how Sting vs Taker at Mania would be the stuff of legends.... literally).But i never visited his career. WCW was dead, TNA was not on TV where i lived and the internet was a vastly diffrent place. Oh... and i was a kid. So TV shows that already happened kinda got counted as "forever gone".
But i was a fan the very moment he stepped through the WWE door (even after being booked weird AND poorly). Some guys just have an aura, a presence about themselves, they capture you no matter how they are used. Since then hes easily in my top 3 of pro wrestlers.
Dudes straight up "the Icon". Nobody has a better matching nickname.
@@chrisshuttonn1158 that's definitely an important consideration and I think Sting is aware of that.
0:55 el #1 en Puerto Rico. Buena pregunta! Luchadores jóvenes cierren la boca, respeten el negocio y aprendan de las leyendas. Por algo son leyendas...
Muchas gracias Juan!
Sting una gran figura de Lucha Libres gracias contralona excellente video 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Steve is such an ambassador to wrestling.. He speaks from his heart and you can clearly see that he genuinely a wonderful human being and whoever he speaks I listen...he has had an incredible wrestling career and I wish him all the best in his future endeavours... The icon Sting... Cheers 🥂
Sting never should've lost at wrestlemania.
He shouldn't have gone to WWE
Jean Paul was carrying Shawn Michaels bags when Sting was main eventing PPVS
Boring.
Now Paul Levesque is getting a taste of his own medicine 😏
@@rexgamewell Exactly
Always worth listening to Steve. He's been there and done everything there is to do in pro wrestling. Love how humble and straightforward he is and how he still appreciates having opportunities in the business he's been a key player in for so long.
Glad to see Sting still going. Glad to know Wwe didn't kill him off!
It will take a lot more then Triple H/Vince’s ego to put him down. He was established way before coming to WWE. Would I have liked to have seen him win at mania yes. But a loss doesn’t take anything away from what has done.
They kinda did. Sethy broke his neck doing indie bullshit.
@@NintendoPsycho yeah you are right , it seemed to me it was done on purpose because Stong is not a Wwe creation....
to be able to do what Stinger does at 62 is freakin amazing! I have followed him back when he won his first title against Flair. Much respect Stinger!
Sting is done so much to the wrestling business and still doing some amazing stuff. No question, one of the greatest wrestler of all time.
Sting is the type of guy that pulls up to a cookout without any invitation and still gets love and gets to take food home anyways.
I love how Vince and WWE say "there is no one like The Undertaker.". When clearly we have STING!
And Kane
That’s not to say Taker isn’t a legend.
Aew has the mom n pop style approach while Wwe has become McDonalds.
There is only one Mark Calaway in wrestling indrusty and no one can take his place..It's like comparing Muhammad ali with Mike Tyson
And that statement from Vince clearly shows that when he says that that hes not looking out of his own company. He'd only looking inside his own little bubble. Which in doing that shows us all as professional wrestling fans that Vince clearly doesn't respect the entire wrestling world and the fans who help make it. That also shows how he's still missing the boat on his own shows that's why the fans are watching impact and aew.
Sting is my favorite wrestler ever, then you can still do things he did 30 years ago, the best part is he seems like he's very happy at least I pray use man.
Sting: I dont know if i can still do this
Everyone: Let's go!!!!!!
love that aew does this and allow there talent to do this
The one the only the Living Legend , The Icon STING
The ICON Sting is one of the most LEGENDARY Wrestler's of All-Time.
He has given everything to the business and should be celebrated by all wrestling fans around the World.
This is actually interesting having a press conference after a PPV makes the whole thing more interesting and important. And I've not watched any wrestling in 15 years.
An amazing man, especially for his age. The WWE blew it big time with him.
He should’ve been in Goldberg’s position.
I love the fact he is a child of God and has lots of respect
This is the guy that Bischoff once accused of showing up not in good shape physically or mentally and didnt put his heart into the product. Yet here he is 20 plus years later still busting his butt in the ring. Especially when he doesnt have to. Have been a big Sting fan for years and still am
Bischoff was not wrong when he said that. It was Sting and Hogan at Starrcade and Sting was fighting some demons. They should have come up with a plan B because that was a terrible way to end the long Crow Sting build up.
Sting is indeed a living legend.
I have followed his whole career.
He is and always will be one of the greatest of all time.
My favorite wrestler of all time.
I'm so glad to see him back in the ring having fun and being the always entertaining Stinger
Sting was my favorite when I was 7 years old. 30 years later Sting still is my favorite. He has not lost a single step. Absolute legend.
Words Of wisdom from Sting Flair ...
Sting has always been my favorite! It’s so amazing to still see him kicking ass all these years later
♡♡♡ 32 years of nothing but my love n respect for such a very wonderful icon, his talents, hardwork & mentoring the next talents, he's an amazing guy ♡♡♡
I always admire sting we need more people like him. Even at his age he still knows how to put fear in his opponents.
This is how it should be the legends teaching the young guys. AEW is 👑
I remember sting's gimmick matches in tna, thinking man sting's too old for this.Now fast-forward over 10 years later he's still doing big spots and giving 110%,true icon
Once a stinger always a stinger!!! 🙏
And notice stings words "I feel like I'm in good hands" see that right there punk sting matt hardy they are all there because of that feeling. They are truly really enjoyjng this
The mental presence of Sting, despite his age, is incredible. Mad respect for this absolute legend.
Stings a legend n a very respected man in the business n rightly so n he's very level headed n sensible.
I've watched sting since the early to mid 80s Beaumont tx.civic center world championship wrestling before and after it became big on TV as WCW. Sting is an icon.
Simply a class act. Love it or not he deserves respect for what he's done for the business
This man is class personified.
I believe turning his personal life to God has helped him be that way.
My all time favorite wrestler Sting
Absolute legend. One of a kind run. Nobody like him in wrestling history
My favourite wrestler of all time
Damn when he officially retires... It will be the moment that the most important legend of this business has retired and knowing him he will respect him and I will cry more than anything in this world.
He's a freaking legend i wrestling world! Love this guy since 90's!
the man is so humble but he remains who he has always been
Sting mi favorito
Legend. And just an all around great guy too. One of a kind.
Sting is my long time favorite wrestler. Seems like a very decent person out of the ring.
His face paint looks awesome as he is sitting there calming talking. He looks like he was just in a war, and now he’s talking to these people answering questions immediately after. Painting dripping, love the red/black/white combo.
Sting makes u appreciate the living legends of this business
Talks looks and acts like John 5 hahahaha
Sting is such a fucking legend
Absolute legend! So much respect for him!
Sting has got to be the most humble person in the business man
Truly puts the rest of the people in his matches before himself time and time again. Absolute legend.
I'm 58 and couldn't even begin to do what he's doing!! Much respect to this living legend!!! G.O.A.T.
Absolute Legend right here!
Loved Sting since early/late 80s.
I really love these behind the scenes looks. This is where wrestling is real.
He's one of the few guys that are "older" that it doesn't effect the entertainment he provides. I love sting. One of the greatest.
Sting has always been a favourite, he’s kicking ass still and it’s so cool
ICON. HE'S AN ABSOLUTE LEGEND OF THE SPORT. AND STILL GIVES US MORE. SURREAL. #THESTINGER
Probably one of the most wise things said during this, is when he was asked about the pessimist, he responded with they will always be hatters, something very important for all of us to remember!
Sting will forever be my favorite 🔥
So much respect and love for you sting
My GOAT
3:50 Sting saying he's not sure what he can offer is so incredibly humble. His name and likeness are very valuable assets. Video games, Action Figures, T-Shirts... very valuable even if he never steps in the ring again.
Love this guy.
When the travel and arenas fully open back up in Japan, I'd love to see Sting and Darby Allin vs. SANADA and The Great Muta in the Tokyo Dome. Sting and Muta have history. Darby and SANADA are their apprentices. For me, that's a dream match.
I met Sting and Ric Flair on the same day, and they are legends! Sting has been my childhood hero since forever. He proves that age is just a number. You can do anything you put your mind too🏋🏾♂️👊🏾🤘🏾
Sting is an will always be One of the Greats RESPECT
One of my all time favorites
The entrance video for Darby Allin At Revolution 2022 was super cool !
Stings legend is at least as big as Hogan or Flair at this point. He may not have held the title as many times but I dont see Hogan or Flair doing what this legend is STILL doing in the ring today.
@Aaron9 Oh wow, I didnt know it was 15. Hopefully soon to be 16!!
@Aaron9 Knowing he doent have long left and the work he has put in since joining AEW, AEW needs to put the title on him sooner than later. He should be the man to beat Hangman.
@@TheCOMICCOMMANDER No, I love Sting & all of his legacy & accomplishments. But the World title is for a champion prepared to wrestle in big time full contact matches. Sting said himself in this very video he's not looking to do 20 min matches w/ young guys. It would be disrespectful to all the guys physically able to carry that title, and disrespectful to the performer Sting was most of his career.
Him passing the "mysterious goth" torch to Darby & honoring us with his ability to still occasionally go is the best course of action for him.
I have a lot of respect for Sting, but no, he is not as big as Hogan or Flair. Non-wrestling fans know who those guys are.
Um Hogan had like 9-10 back surgeries and his knees are shot 🙄
One of the very few who truly deserves the "Icon" status
Happy early birthday Sting! (March 20)
My favorite wrestler ever!
Sting is the goat for real.