EXCLUSIVE! After AEW Revolution went off the air, Sting shared some final words

[@plusultra12001]

“Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.” Thank you, Sting.

[@JPMauldenMusic]

Perfect comment!

[@Whodey3]

Ur welcome

[@approx4ft]

I cried

[@blackphoenix32]

I'm not crying, you're crying!

[@robbieskids9159]

Brilliantly said. 👏

[@NeophyteToT]

The amount of grown Men in the crowd crying is amazing. Thank you Sting! First saw him in WCW in 1992 against Vader and followed his career until now. What a great guy!

[@eberechieze9030]

The type of people that cheer for Cody

[@grizly116]

And at home 😢😂

[@Incrediblyintelligentman]

​@@eberechieze9030 Cody crybabies

[@josephcruickshank9530]

Bro I was watching his final entrance crying my eyes out and I think I wasn't the only one

[@sonicheadfuck]

I shed a wee tear watching from home. I'm a grown ass man. I was 7 years old when I became a fan. It's allowed.

[@bevinsamjohn4713]

I'm glad they uploaded the full farewell speech. He deserved his flowers for years of great matches and memories.

[@LuisMartinez-le2pc]

I feel some type of way man. I know that time does catch up to us all but I just wish Sting’s time did not come to an end. He is truly one of the best of all time and I have always been a fan. Sting thank you for all the great memories. May God bless you always brother and enjoy your time. You deserve all great thing’s.

[@sagarhajare1498]

Full match plese 😢😢😢😢

[@Mrmedia046]

@@LuisMartinez-le2pc It had to end bruh. Dude has been doing this for 40 years. Bro had the right to hang it up years ago.

[@LuisMartinez-le2pc]

@@Mrmedia046 Yeah of course. It just sucks that it has to come to an end. The Stinger is truly one of a kind.

[@WT1wL]

People love to say give someone their flowers. Cringe phrase

[@owaisinus]

What makes Sting's last appearance iconic is that he got to share this moment with his sons, one appeared as Surfer Sting and the other as NwO Wolfpac Sting.

[@ifgwelf]

So fucking cool dude

[@bennyjames558]

He deserved every bit of it cause I'm sure he didn't get to seem them grow up like he wanted due to being a icon

[@Clemente-rr7uh]

he is 64 but doesnt seem like it, even the way he talks, he really aged well. thank you for all stinger, enjoy the retirement

[@edutainme7265]

Tony Schiavone getting a chance to be genuine was awesome. He is to Sting what JR is to Stone Cold.

[@robbase5235]

Great comparison

[@MatthewKearney69]

So true. Tony schiavone n David Crockett on 80s nwa wrestling 👍.. I watched awa, wwf, then also nwa . Flair, dusty, magnum ta, Nikita, 4 horsemen, rock n roll express 👍👍..pause this at 9:01 and it’s Nikita Koloff n magnum ta in front row 👍👍👍

[@the.real.novatic1]

Best Sting comment ever.

[@gosaafternoon]

I would love to see stone cold and JR together again

[@Claude-u8o]

Definitely!

[@WickedFireBird69]

Hearing Tony Shivani give us one more "ITS STIIIIING" was the icing on the cake! Congratulations on a HISTORIC career Sting!

[@ravenradios]

Made it real... made me tear up all over again... Of everything he's done, I'll forever come back to this night... Highlight for me, was brief teaming with Road Warriors.

[@andyatkins9172]

Gave me goosebumps all over

[@MrAdamGrainger]

How it started and how it ended. I’m going to miss Tony saying that. ❤

[@garrettrutkowski9430]

Tony’s “it’s stiiiiing!” Is like Jr yelling “Stone cold stone cold!”

[@jeremyseven9468]

Nobody says it like Tony.

[@anonymousone2837]

It's amazing how both of his son's get to be a part of their father's final match. Thank you, Sting for everything! ❤🦂

[@sevenempestfxntoolsoad3183]

Sting maybe doesnt realize for all us kids coming from broken and abusive homes he absolutely gave us hope and sense of peace for a a few hours every week when there was none. Absolutely beautiful ending and being able to watch it in peace before and after is such a blessing. Thank you Sting!!!!!!

[@PBLightning145]

Ok

[@moeguzman9527]

Thank you Sting for Everything and Thank you For This Wonderful Comment 😌

[@jaigyv2]

This comment, brings back so much memories.

[@justinoversole9299]

I was just thinking this

[@HavocRPandemoniumOffical]

Ty THIS IS VERY accurate...

[@jamesgilmartin8485]

"Father time is undefeated". Maybe so, but Sting just kicked his ass.

[@brandonwilliams5526]

True

[@thereturnofharlem9030]

Did Sting and Darby Allen retain the titles? If so, at least Sting not only went out the way he wanted, also a tag champion. Even though it's not the world title. It's Sting damn it.

[@raduconstantin7289]

​@@thereturnofharlem9030 He got out as champion . Now the titles will be in a tournament.

[@steve3663]

@@thereturnofharlem9030he actually wanted to lose the match but the guys he was going against refused to win. I think i saw that it took them hours to convince Sting to win the match.

[@thereturnofharlem9030]

@@steve3663 I think it got too personal when the Young Bucks put their hands on Stings' sons and made them bleed. That's why Sting got so angry. He was wanting revenge for his sons.

[@Lonnyboss70]

Thank you Tony Khan for letting Sting get what he deserves and go out in style! am almost 50 and watching Sting for decades him and Flair are my two favorites of all times growing up! Thank you Sting

[@koosheela]

I THINK TONY KHAN WAS ONE OF STING BIGGEST( AFTER ME THAT IS LOL) FAN WHEN HE WAS A CHILD.

[@ClarenceBeeks64]

AEW doesn't have ring psychology whatsoever. A 63yr HoF with a no sell gimmick goes over every tag team in your new wrestling company undefeated and retires as champion. 😂

[@RANDYSAVAGE1412]

@@ClarenceBeeks64 you have no idea what your talking about and clearly don't watch

[@Angelswrestling]

@@RANDYSAVAGE1412he’s just a mark dude 😂

[@BenisBroductions]

It shows that sting is a stand up guy. When everyone is trying to do something special for him he can’t help but talk about everybody else and how great they are. What a selfless person. Truly one of the greats

[@amythistxue1]

yeah apparently Tony Khan had to convince Sting that he didn't have to lose this match, since it's traditional for retiring wrestlers to go out on their back to put over younger talent

[@matthewtufford7145]

I love how Sting always recognizes Tony Schiavone absolutely Legendary commentator voice of my childhood

[@OregonCrow]

lol how old are you? 20?

[@maciekjankowskitomkow4107]

@@OregonCrowwcw

[@harrymothowl8923]

@@OregonCrowhow old are you? do u not remember him in the WCW he’s a legendary commentator what’s ur beef? He started in like 83 I’d say 40 years in the biz is elite as a commentator or do u think he only worked for the AEW?

[@Travybear1989]

Was there for most of his career

[@TheHickeyHedge]

The greatest night in the history of this great sport.

[@cardycard1777]

The fact he got to spend this moment with his kids is the best part of this whole thing.

[@NateNizzle]

It is. It's a shame that his father died recently.

[@Lostmymind1]

@@NateNizzle I'm unclear if Stings dad legitimately just died, or if you're trying to make a Christian Cage reference.

[@MrAdamGrainger]

Sting’s whole AEW run was awesome! THAT’S how you treat a legend! Thank you Sting!

[@shobitchouksey3442]

And most importantly thank the greatest booker of all time Tony Khan

[@ZaidenChaney25]

@@shobitchouksey3442greatest is a stretch

[@pepsiguy52883]

I’ll give Darby credit he went all out for sting and that kid has earned my respect

[@grant1739]

He'll do anything for attention

[@TimeBomb014X]

I dont know if I call it respect as much as suicidal and wreckless, the glass spot was not neccesary and def shortened hisblong term career even more

[@Isnogood12]

@@TimeBomb014X It was a silly spot with him missing his opponent with a good six feet even if they hadn't moved. But he wanted to do it for Sting so I won't complain.

[@30SecBibleStudy]

@@grant1739exactly! It’s wrestling! They’ll do anything for attention. Attention gets TV time and TV time equals money.

[@TimeBomb014X]

@@Isnogood12 I mean he could have just done a Scorpion Death lock for Sting and mean more than this spot. Just saying that bump looked nasty and why they didnt get him to the hospital righy away is beyond me.

[@kjax0630]

Sting is the reason I started watching wrestling in 1995 at 7 years old. I'm 35 now and people are cutting onions around here 😂

[@IndianaBones]

Somebody over here is cutting lemons.

[@primusas]

Same story bro 😂

[@tyromeka5693]

Same here friend I'm 45 and remember him winning his first world championship from Flair at Great American Bash 88 or 89 , I was hooked after watching him & Hogan I'm not gonna lie

[@Mattador666]

I went to the event and I just rewatched it again now that I’m home. And both times I’m still crying in the club over here. 😂

[@mikecunningham6154]

I had to get out, somebody is cutting gas around here.

[@brandontrinidad9091]

What a career for this man from the 80s, 90, 2000s, 2010s and now 2020s man what a legend

[@TellMeWhenImTellingLies]

4 decades... Much respect

[@cardycard1777]

Thank God for AEW for existing for even making one last Sting run possible.

[@syckodaklown]

Well there had to be at least one company to house the older guys

[@jres1995]

​@@syckodaklown Didn't a 51 year old movie star almost highjack the main event of the biggest wrestling show on the planet?

[@shobitchouksey3442]

Bomm roasted 😂​@@jres1995

[@caylon14]

@@jres1995and that’s why you said almost because he didn’t in the end 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@LuisHernandez-cd4in]

Wasn’t really a run

[@emirlsanchos6302]

And I thought AEW's tribute to Brodie Lee couldn't be topped in terms of raw emotion. But Tony managed to outdo himself with his handling of Sting's send-off event for I was moved to goosebumps. THIS is how you treat talented veterans and old-school icons. Farewell, Sting. You earned it all.

[@weststainesmassif]

Tony sounded hilarioua

[@kishanprakash007]

​@@weststainesmassif Sounded like a billionaire..

[@Pacific_Spirit459]

I am so glad that AEW was here to give Sting the final run he truly deserved. This was a flawless run from start to finish, and he got to finish things on his terms. Thanks for everything, Sting. It's been an honor.

[@ArcaneAzmadi]

It truly was flawless. It's almost unbelievable. Sting performed WAY above and beyond expectations in pretty much every match, pulling off INSANE daredevil moves that were utterly insane for a man of his age (and SIZE), and he completed his entire 3 years run without being injured even ONCE. The Icon truly is immortal.

[@drums4lyfe0987]

Jeff hardy level insane leaps off of balconies

[@ClarenceBeeks64]

People are really fans of 60yr wrestlers getting a final run. Sting is already in the HoF and a Icon why did he need to go undefeated, no sell, and not put any new talent over?

[@JCisKING20]

​@@ClarenceBeeks64Yes. Now go cry about it.

[@Jfizzle813]

If you grew up in the 80s and 90s watching wcw Sting was probably you're favorite wrestler! He was definitely mine! Thank you for all the memories !

[@GypsyDanger514]

Yep. Taker in WWF. Crow Sting in WCW. I was born in 89, so I didn’t see the ultimate warrior era. But I was there for every moment of the crow sting era and beyond.

[@fritzcolburn]

If you watched NWA/WCW you know the row at 9:00

[@JamelKewan-dq1zv]

@@GypsyDanger51487 here 🤚 sting was my favorite

[@supervillainJ]

Grew up in the 90s for men was macho sting was one of the best people then

[@thebishopofme]

Most definitely. I had a Sting Takes On The World t-shirt as a kid that was my favorite. I'm barely older than his career, and he's been a hero of mine since I was 5.

[@FFA441]

Tk crying as he walked to the ring was special. I love when wrestling performers are real fans

[@Sky_Blaze]

He's not a performer he's the owner and he's the cringiest person ever

[@antx8563]

@@Sky_BlazeStupid idiot get your head out of WWE’s ass

[@MartyNozz]

This is the right way to let someone end their career. Very classy from everyone involved. Sting is such and amazing performer and person. Kudos to him.

[@PeoplesChamp121]

Sting has had a hell of a career, He got out on his own terms and that's great.

[@ozziegamerhd1623]

When I think Mount Rushmore of wrestling, Sting has to be on mine. Transcended everything in his career to truly become one of the all time greats. Loyalty, grit and fortitude, man is a legend forever.

[@goodsport65]

I'TTTTTTTTTTSSSSSSSSS SHOWTIMEEEEEEEEE!!!!!! OOOOWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!

[@GypsyDanger514]

Same here. He’s right there beside the undertaker for me.

[@brockradford7144]

Sting is the entire fucking mountain!

[@danielrierson6683]

Booker sting Goldberg flair. The homegrown wcw guys

[@Krillep]

No he's not on Mount Rushmore. You're just overemotional little stinger. But Sting was part of wrestling history and the best storyline of all time. NWO vs WCW. It was magic.

[@Ka_Dee]

I can't lie. I cried my ass off. This dude, words can't describe the impact. Sting, the wrestling world is gonna miss u bro! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@joshuas1960]

I was brought to tears as well. I have been watching Sting since his old days in NWA. If that isn't enough, the fact his sons represented his former gimmicks and the entire event was so well done made it difficult not to tear up a bit.

[@Ka_Dee]

@@joshuas1960 I'm just glad he went out on his own terms.

[@SuperVideogamer]

he didn't have any impact

[@Ka_Dee]

@@duddelove9229 imma grown man. And dude was one of my heroes. Idc how u feel about it.

[@Ka_Dee]

@@SuperVideogamer ......mhm right

[@antonionunez3759]

Am grateful that AEW was able to show the rest of Sting farewell speech. Take care of yourself legend. You more then earn it.

[@RaunchDressing]

At 37, I've been a Sting fan my entire life. Had the honor of meeting him twice. Thank you Sting for all the memories! One of the greatest to ever step into the ring. Period

[@EpicCureMD]

MAN this was the greatest send off since Taker! STiNG is the last torch to pass on. GOD BLESS STING!

[@fabioparovina4650]

Taker should and could had been better imho

[@averyprice9422]

Bray should've ended Takers career... the mania where Bray had the scarecrow entrance

[@txcforever]

@@fabioparovina4650 Taker could barely move by the end of his career. Injuries took a far heavier toll on his body than Sting's. There's a reason his last match was a cinematic pre-recorded match and not an actual match.

[@fabioparovina4650]

@@txcforever i liked the boneyard and loved taker more than every other wrestler, but at that ponit was already too late for something epic as should had been, at least to me.

[@txcforever]

@@fabioparovina4650 It was good but a good match in front of a live audience while Taker could still go, would be a far better way to send him off. But they kept him around for too long. As much as I hate saying that, him losing for a second time at WM by Reigns, that crappy squash match vs Cena, the Saudi Arabia matches, all of them kind of deflated the impact of his eventual retirement.

[@EverteFarnell]

Tony Kahn was a class act. He got in, refocused people on Sting and left. That was really cool of him.

[@rss9944]

Hes an act

[@guitarjunkie7124]

He should have never gone out there. That would have been classy, but Tony is just a little bro living on daddy's candy.

[@ColeMcFlooid]

@@guitarjunkie7124sting literally told him to go out there ☠️ wtf are you even mad at

[@raduconstantin7289]

He is a hater for the sake of hating.

[@ValianceXx]

​@guitarjunkie7124 how are you this mad after celebrating someone? God you must be horrendous to meet in person

[@NoraOlson-ct7nr]

I’m soo glad sting went to AEW and finished his career on a good note and major props for Tony Kahn for booking him like he was supposed to be booked and giving him the send off he deserves

[@Jonalciito]

"I'm kind of old now, but I'm still a risk taker"... Love it.

[@fighter_of_good2215]

You almost ever see anyone retire on their last match. Sting joins a very rare, elite class.

[@ModernDayRenaissanceMan]

Literally EVERYONE retires on their last match. WTF are you even saying? lmaoooooo

[@Sky_Blaze]

​@@ModernDayRenaissanceManit has 25 likes..omfg 😂😂 this fanbase is a joke.

[@KimiMTZ17]

​@@ModernDayRenaissanceManYeah, ask Ric Flair, HBK, Terry Funk MULTIPLE TIMES...

[@jayfabe]

After that match, sting isn't even winded. Sting rules.

[@amythistxue1]

at the same time you've got Darby walking around with shards of glass embedded in his back

[@Mennion3]

​@PowderedVoltage Sting also went through two tables with elevation and a pane of glass and still not winded. The crowd is right. He still got it

[@truckercowboyed2638]

Also the fact he ends his career still about to walk under his own power...many wresters from his generation are now crippled or dead.....he survived hell figuratively

[@bighomiekitchen2193]

@@truckercowboyed2638 many? shit it might even be most of them...

[@sinocte]

@@truckercowboyed2638 Lex Luger is more or less the same age as Sting, and he retired like 18 years ago after a full career.

[@jamessatherley2022]

Thank you Sting , the wrestling world would not be the same without you in it ,your amazing!!

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

43 years of his career, Thank You The Icon Sting

[@MoAlfaraj]

How so?

[@matthewbush2371]

The world gonna miss u sting 😭😭😭😭👏👏👏👏

[@adamlauer4992]

I was in the crowd in Evansville, Indiana on the night Sting joined the wolf pack. Such. Fitting end to an awesome career! Thank you, Sting!

[@nickmsmith]

Hey Adam! Been awhile! I was there too, that night!

[@Your_TribalChief]

Aew crowd is millions of times better than wwes crowd

[@Underline772]

Hey Adam I was there too man been awhile

[@Xenosthewatcher]

One of the absolute pillars of the foundation professional wrestling was built on. Thank you Sting, your legend will never die.

[@maxwellfrost9701]

I consider it an honor that his final match was in my hometown. Thank you Sting!

[@inked_ascention]

What a send off. Class act by AEW. Fans appreciated it, the roster appreciated it. Well deserved , and happy retirement ♥️

[@yolover111]

This is how we treat our legends, let's go sting! What a damn ppv, so dope!

[@DanielPerez-qy9vr]

Sting is always in my Top 10 favorite wrestlers! I remember playing Nintendo 64 WCW and i always made Sting scream "Woo" in the middle of the match..

[@TheRealDirtyDanIsIn]

By far the best send off to this man's amazing 40+ year Career and I am so grateful to have been along for the journey. Now this man can rest peacefully and safe at the comfort of his home with his family where he absolutely most definitely earned and deserved. An thank you Darby Allin for pushing Sting to finish off his career on his own terms the way it should be, this probably wouldn't have happened without ur motivation and elevation on this man and of course with the likes of help from Tony Khan. Best of luck and well wishes for you and you're family STING. Much love!

[@richie404]

Sting's Entrance was Amazing and Love the fact his sons got to be apart of his Final Match. Thank you The Icon Sting for everything!

[@JusFig]

Sting aged so gracefully, congrats on a once in a lifetime career 🙏🏼

[@ginaagresta]

They stuck the landing. I knew they could, and they did. Sting's final run in AEW was basically flawless from start to finish, and put a perfect cap on the career of one of THE greatest of all time. THANK YOU AEW, THANK YOU TONY KHAN, AND THANK YOU STING!

[@fumpr84]

One of the first wrestlers I got into as a little kid in the early 90s. Now here I am an elder millennial and shedding a few tears over this guy's retirement, cause he was there almost my entire life and it's a huge sign of my youth being gone. Thank you Sting for a lifetime of memories ❤️👏

[@mikehowell8983]

Man I remember when he first broke in the business. I have watched his entire career. What a gem, a lot of memories for this 51 year old. God bless you....

[@ArcadeCinema]

Thank You, Sting

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

Goodbye The Icon

[@NahidulL7972]

“STING" is not just a wrestler, or a superstar It's our emotion ❤️

[@garyallanfan0602]

He's an icon, he's out childhood, he's in the top 3 of the greatest at least in my book. 37 yrs old 27 yrs of watching sting wrestle. Never did I think sting would wrestle as long as he has after WCW. In my opinion we can still get sting v undertaker if they really want it it can happen. But I doubt both would do it. Look at flair he wrestled a few yrs back.

[@grant1739]

Sting sucks y'all are goofy he's a senior citizen pretending to be the Crow making young talent look bad

[@boywonder420]

what does that even mean lol

[@matthewbush2371]

I gonna miss legend and hall of Fame Sting 😭😭😭

[@justinsmith1894]

Sting was my first hero it's great to see him leaving on top

[@rossrobson91]

They really did so damn well with this sendoff and celebration of him, the video packages too were phenomenal, crowd was absolutely electric and seeing them all stand on the stage to applaud him was so nice, that last shot of him and his sons was perfect, basically one last huddle with the three main personas he portrayed through his career 👏👏👏, amazing.

[@ericstanford7670]

I’ve been watching saying since I was a child. I’m now 37 it’s been great to be able to watch him all my life. From surfer sting to crow sting, Wolfpack sting and to current sting. 🐐

[@nyxology8630]

I Watched him in 1988 when I was 4 years old. To be able to see this in 2024 at 39 years old... Amazing. 1988-2024 Is just numbers... that dash - in the center represented a life long career of bad assery that no one will ever be able to copy. Sting is the Man. I really appreciate AEW uploading this speical moment so everyone could witness this speech. Thank you for all these years Sting. Its a big part of my heart. WE will Miss you.

[@richardisaacs8084]

So happy he went out on his terms he deserves everything he got I just wish I could have heard that iconic scream woo one more time from him

[@brookburrell554]

STING The ICON Retires as one half of the AEW World Tagteam Champions Thank You STING

[@daschwah]

For all the issues I have with AEW, the fact that they did THIS for Steve Borden will stand as a landmark achievement as an organization. He went from having one of the saddest conclusions to a storied career to what’s probably his best run. And it was a joy to watch.

[@BrendaShannon-j2d]

Thank you , Sting. Saw you live many times over the last 30 years and you never disappointed. You were a child hood hero of mine and that never changed as I got older. Thanks for the memories. Go enjoy your family now. You earned it. Happy trails, Stinger.

[@MrsWellner]

Can't believe it's over. I have been a fan since day one. Love him so much. I totally get that the body can only handle so much, though. Thank you, Sting.

[@NoContextFlair]

Cried at this. Thank you Sting. A pro’s pro, and a superb role model. Enjoy your retirement!

[@OcDmn]

not gonna lie i thought Flair gonna turn on him one last time lol

[@peterhood6155]

Sting was my first favourite wrestler as a five year old first starting to get into this great sport. Thank you Sting, and thank you AEW for giving us this moment.

[@StacyKrugger]

Been watching Sting since I was about 5 years old, 1989. Thank you Sting for all of the amazing memories and damn was it hard to not tear up quite a few time.

[@lanevalhalla9344]

Thank you Sting. You really gave us all a night to remember. Fare well in your retirement. Absolute legend.

[@Jade___]

I haven't followed wrestling since I was a kid in the late 90's when sting was my favorite. I've still always checked on him from time to time, thanks you Sting you deserve it.

[@nativebullrider]

Thank you Stinger for all the great matches and memories.

[@sillwuka]

Thank you Sting. Loved his character and adored Wolfpac Sting when i was a kid!

[@ThePappadia]

I love how they all came out at the end and cheered for him

[@ilkka9195]

i didn't expect i'd cry when i decided to get back into wrestling and check out aew. this ppv was the first wrestling event i watched in a looong time. wow!

[@deecee3490]

Darby just randomly loving on sting is the best

[@fighter_of_good2215]

Thank God for AEW to even give us more Sting in the first place.

[@sandeepmahal-kp5em]

Well Vince bloody Mcmahon was not still not in charge of Creative. Then HHH would have given us Sting vs Undertaker HIAC at WM.

[@sheamckinney-gq4be]

Shit I love sting. He is by far my favorite wrestler ever. My dad took me to see him wrestle hogan in a cage in Vegas. Seeing his sons out there wearing his outfits does choke ya up. If I was there I’d be cryin for sure.

[@brianjohnson6782]

Grew up with sting being my childhood hero.such a special and sad day.thank you for the endless memories sting..

[@phillipg7315]

One of the most beautiful moments I've witnessed in wrestling. ♥ Thanks for the decades of memories Stinger.🦂

[@the.real.novatic1]

I am glad to be able to say I was here for to watch the vast majority of this guy's career from surfer to this point. Thanks for the memories Sting.

[@gordonkenyon94420]

Thank you sting. I cried then got so upset they cut the feed. I been watching sting since i was a kid. 30 years of steve borden

[@danielmiller2357]

Saaaaaame... "Hang on I gotta wait for cues..." *THIS BROADCAST HAS ENDED* I was glad I was persistent to find this

[@katherineelizabeth3608]

I grew up a Lil' Stinger back when I first saw him in Starrcade 91. I watched him Saturday nights at 6:05 at my dads house. I watched him on the last Nitro. I'm so happy to have seen his final run too. Love you, Sting!

[@ShorterTheBetter]

Sting, you are the epitome of a professional in a business full of grown ass men acting like children. You've never ever disappointed like others, you've never taken your ball and gone home, you are THE ICON that every professional wrestler should try and emulate. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the memories. -from a 38 yr old wrestling fan with tears welling up

[@EdwardCook-xq7jo]

That is so cool how all the wrestlers in the back came out to celebrate sting in his last match. That warmed my heart.

[@jeremyseven9468]

Im just glad that this got to happen for one of the greatest. Thank you Sting.

[@sirtavion20]

I loved Sting since that match with Flair in 88 when I was only 6...we love you Sting and thank you for the great years of entertainment

[@Fadedecho1]

Another legend. Just appreciated him and still do. Loved watching him and darby. Good luck sting... 👍.Thank you for your dedication

[@thecarolinabull01]

I was at this show. It truly was an amazing sendoff for one of the greatest wrestlers of all time, and IMO THE greatest. Thank you Sting.

[@fighter_of_good2215]

First started watching wrestling in early 1991, dad was flipping on TV and came across TBS and saw Clash of the Champions XIV. Seeing Sting and Luger vs. Doom and seeing how big and jacked everyone was opened my eyes to wrestling, everyone looked like superheroes to me. Sting caught my eye immediately with the blonde hair, jacked body, and face paint. Thank you Sting.

[@ncumisambense2751]

I cried so much when sting said, "it's showtime for the last time." Icons are forever. We'll never forget you Stinger🎉❤😢

[@zorro_35]

Thank you Sting🦂

[@Solitaryman38]

Thank you Stinger. A true legend from the Surfer,Crow,Joker and all his many incarnations. He'll always be one of the faces on the Mount Rushmore of wrestling..

[@phillipayoung10]

What a career!! What an athlete!! Thank You Sting, AEW will not be the same without you!! Next up! Hall of Fame!! God Bless You & enjoy your fruits of labor!! Salute!😊😊😊

[@johanmedina5467]

THANK YOU STING, FOR BEING A LEGENDARY ICON, A BADASS WRESTLER, AND A TAG TEAM PARTNER FOR DARBY. WILL MISS YOU MAN. 🥹

[@BassReeds]

Thank you STINGER this was beautiful The ICON The one the Only Sting wooooooooooo!

[@swooper7494]

STING WAS ALWAYS MY FAVOURITE WRESTLER

[@randyp8849]

Thank you sting you were my childhood and adulthood.

[@The_Horror_Collector1]

AEW & Tony gave this legend the send off he deserved. Sting is a legend & AEW did his justice.

[@Agesilaus.88]

I'm glad I got to see this legend wrestle in Wembley. Easily one of the greatest to ever do it, the icon.

[@t.c.parsonsnolongerfallen6488]

Man,I look back at all the great times I had watching him wrestle,bums me out knowing heroes like the stinger are all gone,thanks for the years

[@aether13x69]

THANK YOU STING. FOR EVERYTHING. YOU WERE MY CHILDHOOD. THANK YOU.

[@Boogerman9047]

😢 Thank you Sting. The Goat and Darby Alin The Best in the World. Thanks Tony Khan and no matter what people say you did a great job bro and put on an amazing wrestling show. JR ❤

[@BLAZIN-DUTCH]

Sting's final sendoff was 🔥🔥🔥

[@Ultriac301]

Thank you, Sting! Thank you for all the great wrestling memories you've offered us!!!

[@jaymac8496]

TK sounds so awkward when he tryna put some bass in his voice 😂😂😂

[@Felipepavzin92]

AEW REVOLUTION WAS THE BEST PPV IN AEW HISTORY BY A MILE.

[@f.k.6241]

My god, TK is such a big mark for himself that he had to include himself into the retirement segment of one of the all.time greats... that was embarrassing to watch.