Sting Says He Almost Joined WWE Last Year, Wants To Face The Undertaker
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TNA must have smething stibg likes otherwise he would have left by now, every time his contracts finishing he negosiates with WWE and resigns with TNA, so there must be something he likes there. Also I doubt it's because of money I imagine he would be making millions more in WWE due to merch, DVD, higher wages etc
Didn't Sting say after all the speculation about the videos last year that he didn't think about going to WWE much and now all he says they were real close? Doesn't matter now since between the ages and health of both last year was the best chance to do it.
Had his chance and blew it. Serves him right for being a smug, immature fool.
Taker/Cena happens next year, and Sting will still be lurking Universal Studios babysitting a meth addict
Taker/Cena happens next year, and Sting will still be lurking Universal Studios babysitting a meth addict
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Yes Sting, kudos to you for choosing to wrestle for a product that isn't what he stands for and in front of 1000-2000 people instead of over 70,000 at Mania and the over 10,000 weekly.
Sting in wouldn't have worked, his style wouldn't mesh and he would've looked as awkward as Buff Bagwell and Booker T.
Also, he wasn't much of a draw in the first place, anyone who feuded with the Horsemen and the nWo would be considered top stars, but his track record between those feuds are terrible.
Also, he wasn't much of a draw in the first place, anyone who feuded with the Horsemen and the nWo would be considered top stars, but his track record between those feuds are terrible.
WWE is not wrestling. It's entertainment. They don't even call their own product wrestling anymore. Besides. I hate all TNA bashers, cause who cares how many people who's in the audience? I never pay much attention to the audience when I watch a wrestling show
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So.....You think constant run-ins and people not being able to sell offensive moves to be wrestling?
LOLOLOLOLTNA
That shit is about as entertaining as that midget wrestling show Bischoff and Hogan produce. Sorry if I don't like sloppy brawls in the crowd for cheap pops and the endless, endless, endless backstage encounters.
That shit is about as entertaining as that midget wrestling show Bischoff and Hogan produce. Sorry if I don't like sloppy brawls in the crowd for cheap pops and the endless, endless, endless backstage encounters.
^^ Ehh... Have you even watched some of their PPV's? Like last years Destination X PPV?
And talking about backstage encounters etc. Last WWE I watched almost had more backstage stuff than wrestling
And talking about backstage encounters etc. Last WWE I watched almost had more backstage stuff than wrestling
^^ Ehh... Have you even watched some of their PPV's? Like last years Destination X PPV?
And talking about backstage encounters etc. Last WWE I watched almost had more backstage stuff than wrestling
Nobody watches TNA PPVs. Also, if you have to drop a PPV from a year ago, then their PPVs don't seem to be worth watching.
And, simple match count shows, Raw and Smackdown have infinitely more match time than an episode of Impact.