Sting's time in WCW is considered one of the greatest runs in the history of professional wrestling. Fans who grew up during the early nineties may have fond memories of the blond, face-painted ...

In 1995, in an era before cell phones or social media, Paul Wight sat backstage at a WCW event playing chess with Steve Borden. With no singlet for The Giant, and no face paint for Sting, the two ...

Often dubbed “The Franchise of WCW,” the man called Sting is one of the most recognizable and unique faces in ...

In a recent edition of Grilling JR, Jim Ross discussed the Black Scorpion angle in WCW, Sting’s first World title run with the company, and much more. You can read his comments below. Jim Ross on the ...

Former WCW executive Eric Bischoff remembers Chris Jericho being unafraid to pitch him ideas during his time in the promotion. Former WCW executive Eric Bischoff believes one of the company's stars ...

On the latest episode of Everybody’s Got a Pod, WWE Hall of Famer Ted DiBiase talked about joining WCW in 1996, Sting undergoing the crow character change, and more. You can check out some highlights ...

Rick Rude beat Sting in Japan to become the WCW International Heavyweight Champion. Sting dove on Rude, causing Rick to hit his back on a raised platform. Rude's back injury forced him to retire from ...

Throughout essentially the lifespan of WCW, Sting was the face of the promotion. He was nicknamed "The Franchise", won 13 WCW titles and was the third Triple Crown Champion. For what he meant to WCW, ...

Starrcade 1997 was WCW's grandest pay-per-view, and the patience everyone showed during the lead up to pulling the trigger on Sting vs. Hollywood Hogan shouldn't be downplayed. Bischoff easily ...