WATCH: Sting announces his father recently passed away ahead of his final match at AEW Revolution
Sting made his AEW debut in 2020, and his upcoming match at AEW Revolution will be his final bout.
Darby Allin and Sting (via X/@WrestleOps)
On a recent episode of Dynamite, wrestling Icon Sting set the stage for what could be his retirement match. He and Darby Allin are slated to face off against the Young Bucks in a tag team match, a bout that will mark the end of The Icon’s illustrious career. Before this highly anticipated match, Sting and Allin delivered an emotional promo that left fans in tears. In a heartbreaking revelation, The 64-year-old legend shared a tragic piece of news.
In this intense segment, Darby Allin starts by calling out the Young Bucks for their recent actions, setting the stage for a heated confrontation. He then emphasizes the importance of family, a common theme in wrestling, adding emotional depth to the upcoming match.
Sting, a wrestling icon, joins in and shares a heartbreaking update. He reveals that his father, who was like a hero to him and taught him right from wrong, passed away just a week ago. This loss has made him reflect on his own mortality, realizing that he’s not invincible. Despite this, Sting vows to bring everything he has left to their match at Revolution, making it clear that the Young Bucks are in for the fight of their lives.
Sting and Darby Allin will face the Young Bucks in a tornado tag team match at AEW Revolution, marking The Icon’s final bout. The recent attack on Sting’s family by the Young Bucks has escalated the feud, adding a personal and emotional element to the match. Fans are eagerly anticipating this intense showdown, which promises to be a memorable and emotional moment in AEW history.
Sting’s unexpectedly glorious AEW Run
Sting’s arrival in AEW in December 2020 was met with shock and excitement. At 61, the legendary wrestler, synonymous with WCW’s “Monday Nitro,” entered a new chapter, many wondering if he could still compete. Doubts soon turned to awe as Sting defied expectations, not just showcasing remarkable durability but igniting a captivating story arc.
Stepping out of the shadows with his signature entrance and facepaint, Sting wasn’t just competing, he was bridging generations. He became a mentor figure to the young, daredevilish Darby Allin, forming a unique tag team. Their contrasting styles – The Icon’s calculated power and Allin’s high-flying recklessness – meshed beautifully, captivating audiences with electrifying matches.
Defeating Ricky Starks and Big Bill in February 2024 to win the AEW World Tag Team Championships showcased Sting’s adaptability. At 64, he became the oldest champion in AEW history, proving age was just a number.
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