Actually what led me to post is that I'm watching the matches on the Rise and Fall of WCW dvd, and he's in 4 of them. I forgot that he wasn't in the documentary portion though.Not too sure tbh, in the Rise and Fall of WCW doc and the Monday Night Wars doc he is hardly mentioned.
Id love one though, but it would have to be with his personal involvment IMO.
I feel like they might be able to sell it to the kiddies just because he's a charismatic, talented wrestler who ALSO happened to wear face paint. Kids love face paint (see: Jeff Hardy)The problem is that he's never appeared on WWE programming - at least not to my knowledge.
I bet at least one person at WWE headquarters wants this to happen, but it's entirely up to the executives, and the one person who has all the cards is Vince.
A lot of people who's seen both WCW, and WWE shows over the years will know who Sting is, but the other side of the equation, such as half of the current WWE market does not know who he is.
Technically speaking, he did appear one time under the WWF banner, and that was the final Nitro episode as WCW was turned over to McMahon.The problem is that he's never appeared on WWE programming - at least not to my knowledge.
I bet at least one person at WWE headquarters wants this to happen, but it's entirely up to the executives, and the one person who has all the cards is Vince.
A lot of people who's seen both WCW, and WWE shows over the years will know who Sting is, but the other side of the equation, such as half of the current WWE market does not know who he is.
But that's what they're and they've been doing!"If WWE released a Sting DVD ..." I would be significantly irritated. It's one thing to include him in WCW compilations. They kind of have to. They can't just pretend he wasn't a huge part of WCW and exclude him. Releasing a Sting DVD would be a whole different ball game. Let me put it this way: if WCW won the war, and the Undertaker bowed out until TNA came along and then joined and stuck with that company instead because he could never reach an agreement with Ted Turner and Bischoff... would you want WCW releasing an Undertaker DVD?
I don't see how..? He was all over the Clash of Champions thing I watched recently. Don't think I saw much of him on the Nitro DVD, but I can't remember, I watched that a while back.But that's what they're and they've been doing!
Sting has been away from wrestling television since WWE bought WCW, until TNA started rising in popularity, and became a fully syndicated wrestling [television] promotion.
Not a peep about Sting in that time, not even a mention. They could've just built a storyline to encourage him to come to WWE. Eric Bischoff wasn't even on WWE programming until they built up the "Yeah, I FIRED Stone Cold Steve Austin!" storyline. Which was around the time Invasion ended.
Sting would fit right in nicely. In fact, I have a feeling that the reason why WWE hired Mordecai in the first place is because WWE couldn't land a Sting contract. There's an interview somewhere that it was ultimately Sting's decision not to be on WWE programming.I'm uh... having trouble understanding where you're going with this. The bottom line I guess is that you wish WWE could have brought him into the fold? You're not alone there. I wish the same.
