Sting Returns To AEW During All In (w/Video)

Sting retired from the ring earlier this year after AEW gave him one of the best sendoffs any wrestler has ever received. However, proving he is still very much part of the AEW family, the WWE Hall of Famer would make his return following Darby Allin’s defeat to Jack Perry in order to save his former tag partner from being set alight by The Elite after having been put in a coffin.

65-year-old Sting broke into the business in 1985, initially teaming with The Ultimate Warrior. Yet, they would end up going their separate ways, with both becoming gigantic stars for rival promotions, as Sting was WCW’s top babyface while Warrior was once positioned as Hulk Hogan’s WWE replacement. Still, it would be Sting who would have the longevity, as while Warrior was effectively out of the business by the end of the 90s, Sting would go on to work for TNA, WWE, and most recently, AEW.