At AEW Revolution last year, ‘The Icon’ would compete in his final wrestling match alongside his tag team partner Darby Allin against The Young Bucks. This year, Sting has had a second retirement tour as he finishes off his final convention loop in full Sting makeup. For him, he’s appreciated hearing fans tell him stories while on his final loop.

A WWE Hall of Famer’s son makes stunning debut in AEW, signaling the arrival of a new generation of wrestling talent.

Their best match of many great outings came in the main event of Starrcade 1992. Both men worked earlier in the night to advance to the finals of the BattleBowl tournament. Vader scored the victory over Sting to keep his dominant run going and extend the feud into 1993.

While speaking to Going Ringside in a new interview, Sting was asked if he ever thought he would be in the wrestling industry for over four decades, with the Hall Of Famer noting that he never understood old guys hanging around in the industry.

Borden — the son of wrestling icon Sting — will return to Defy Wrestling on Sunday, December 28 for a match against Kiran Grey. It’s part of the card for Defy’s Ender event that is being held in Los Angeles to close out 2025.

After more than a year of training, Steve Borden Jr., the son of AEW icon and WWE Hall of Famer Sting, made his debut back in October, wrestling a tag match at a New York art gallery event that featured Borden's trainer,

The Post’s Joseph Staszewski brings you around the world of professional wrestling every Tuesday in his weekly column, the Post Match Angle. Sting has been a game-changer throughout some of the biggest moments in professional wrestling, and he can be so ...

Teaming with fellow AEW tag team champion Darby Allin against the Young Bucks, Sting emerged victorious in his farewell bout. Only weeks away from turning 65, he wrestled a spectacular style, including taking bumps through tables and a pane of glass.