Showing posts with label Sting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sting. Show all posts

Thursday, June 30, 2011

Dear Sting, WE KNOW YOU LIKE BATMAN!

If you guys have been watching TNA lately, Sting has been pretty much stealing line by line, bit by bit from The Joker from Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight.  His most recent appearance has just been ridiculous as it was a carbon copy of The Jokers makeup.

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Sting Set To Face Hogan At TNA Bound For Glory

Dear lord this is a bad idea.  Even though it is not 100 percent finalized, the current plans in TNA is for Hogan to face Sting in a main event match at the Bound For Glory ppv.  Hogan could barely put on a good match in his prime, why this is seen as a good idea is beyond me.  Once again TNA is relying solely on the nostalgia factor in spite of making brand new interesting angles.  This promises for pure crap ladies and gents.

Friday, March 11, 2011

Sting Needs A Revamp

Am I the only person who thinks that the current character Sting portrays is very boring and plain old terrible?  Remember Sting during the heyday of WCW?  The whole "crow" moniker he did was one of the reasons I became a fan of sports entertainment.  He came down from the rafters, never spoke, and was extremely dark and mysterious.  Sting does nothing BUT talk nowadays and even appears on camera in a suit without his makeup.  It is also a shame that Sting has not taken his talents to WWE ever!  He's the only major legend in the business to never have touched a WWE ring, and all signs are pointing to that this wont change anytime soon (he's the current TNA champ).  Im sure I am not alone when I say that WWE would be able to bring the old Sting back and give him a great run in the company, even if its a short one.  As Sting, along with a lot of my favorite wrestlers from childhood, grows older, it is seeming less likely that Sting will have one more epic match before his career ends.  It also saddens me that we probably will never see the dream match of Sting Vs. Undertaker.  Oh well, thank god for video games.