Sting says he'd like to work for wwe

[Guest M. Harry Smilac]

Good to see alot of Sting fans still around and of course the courtesy haters

 

I still think Sting can go and I have yet to see a WWF/E match better then some of his greats.

[Guest Cheech]

Sting would be over huge in WWE, and he's still decent enough in the ring.

 

Giving Luger a role would be worth it. Wouldn't it be fun to watch Luger job on Heat? Ok, they probably won't do that, but he could be an alright manager or authority figure.

[Guest MikeSC]

Good to see alot of Sting fans still around and of course the courtesy haters

 

I still think Sting can go and I have yet to see a WWF/E match better then some of his greats.

WM XX's ME blows away anything Sting has ever attempted to do.

-=Mike

[Guest Goodear]

Sting has always been a little wobbly as a worker barring certain 'monster' opponents like Vader and Cactus after his knee injury. He's okay, but at this late stage in his career he would be more of a personality than a viable in-ring asset and that personality has be called into question considering the lackluster success rate of WCW influxes since that company closed.

[Guest Man Of 1,004 Modes]

This would sound like a HORRIBLE idea to others, but Sting vs. Ric Flair on WWE TV, possibly a PPV, would just be awesome. That's just me though. I'm sure to others them having the last ever WCW match was a much better ending than this could be.

[Guest Goodear]

This would sound like a HORRIBLE idea to others

 

You're right about that part What would be the point of Sting vs. Flair part twenty million? You bring in Sting, you put him in there with guys he hasn't faced a bunch like Michaels, Orton, Edge (who is pretty much a laterday Sting) and you make a whole lot more money and get better matches in my opinion.

[Guest Man Of 1,004 Modes]

Nostalgia has diseased my blood. Besides, sting can still put over other people.

 

On another note: We (more like I) Want Hogan!

[Guest Goodear]

Trust me I can relate.

 

 

Randy Savage in 2004!

[ChrisMWaters 0]

Trust me I can relate.

 

 

Randy Savage in 2004!

I would have LOVED to have seen Savage as Smackdown General Manager for some reason.