Sting On His Last Match: I Want It To Be A Night To Remember

Sting wants to entertain the fans one last time in his final match.

Sting, 64, will wrestle in the last match of his legendary career at AEW Revolution. There, he and Darby Allin will defend the AEW World Tag Team Championship against the Young Bucks.

In an interview with Joseph Staszewski of the New York Post, Sting shared his thoughts ahead of his last match and made it clear that he wants it to be remembered.

“I just want wrestling fans to be entertained. I want it to be a night to remember, a night where no one would say, ‘Ah man, it was just kind of sad. You can tell it just kind of passed him by. Well, good thing he’s done now.’

I don’t want that. I want them to go, ‘Oh my god, how does he do that?’ I want them to say, the Bucks, Darby, Sting all of them, that was so entertaining. That’s a night to remember. That’s all I ever cared about.”

Sting also commented on what he wants his legacy to be. He emphasized that he wants to be remembered as the guy who brought it every single night.

“I’d like to be remembered as Sting, the guy who brought it every night,” he said. “Sting, the guy who never really changed. He was just rock solid through and through all the years and he was a man of God.”

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