Behind the Paint with Sting: A Journey through WCW

🤼‍♂️Sting's clash with Ric Flair in 1988 was a turning point in his career and solidified his status as a star.

🎨Sting's ever-evolving face paint and personas added intrigue and excitement to his character.

💥Sting's 45-minute draw with Ric Flair was a historic moment in wrestling, showcasing their incredible in-ring skills.

🌍Sting's popularity extended beyond the ring, making him a household name among wrestling fans.

😎Sting's charisma and ability to connect with the audience made him one of the most beloved wrestlers of his time.

What was Sting's most memorable match?

—Sting's 45-minute draw with Ric Flair in 1988 is considered one of his most memorable matches.

How did Sting's character evolve over the years?

—Sting started as the surfer guy with face paint and later transitioned into the brooding Crow character.

What impact did Sting have on WCW?

—Sting was a key figure in WCW and represented the company from the beginning till the end.

Why did Sting paint his face?

—Sting painted his face as a way to stand out and capture attention, initially inspired by the Road Warriors.

Is Sting still involved in wrestling?

—Sting retired from professional wrestling in 2016 but has made occasional appearances since then.

00:11Tony Shivani introduces Sting and discusses his impact on WCW.

01:35Sting's 45-minute draw with Ric Flair is highlighted as a key moment in his career.

03:59The evolution of Sting's character and his various face paint designs are explored.

05:49Sting's popularity and connection with the audience are discussed.

08:58Sting reflects on his nerves and excitement before his clash with Ric Flair.