When Sting arrived in All Elite Wrestling in 2020, ... whether it was Surfer Sting of the late '80s/early ... Sting is now touring the convention circuit for one last time in his iconic facepaint.

Sting is arguably the most successful wrestler to ever wear face paint given he wore it throughout his legendary career. WWE ...

Garrett Lee Borden & Steven Borden Jr. are the sons of Sting. Know all about Sting Wrestler Daughter including their names, ages, and nationality. Also, check out the pictures of Sting Wrestler son.

The transformations Sting went through throughout his career, which began in the Continental Wrestling Association in 1985 before he broke into mainstream wrestling with the NWA/WCW in 1988, are vast.

GREENSBORO — With a career spanning nearly 40 years, everyone has their own Sting story. My introduction to wrestling came when I was three years old in Worcester, Massachusetts, when my brother ...

To celebrate Sting's incredible wrestling career, we're looking back at his very best matches across AEW, WCW, WWE, and more.

Showtime for the last time. Pro wrestling fans said farewell to “The Icon” at All Elite Wrestling’s Revolution on March 3. More than 16,000 strong inside the historic Greensboro Coliseum and ...

It was in 1988, three years into Sting’s career, that he began his first storyline with then-NWA world champion Ric Flair and the famed Four Horsemen leading to a match at Night of Champions.

First, on the Oct. 21, 1996, episode of "WCW Monday Nitro," he appeared wearing white face paint in a style that reminded of his "Surfer" character. That night was the last time Sting spoke on ...