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I think the people who are saying he made the wrong choice at least have a point. Like I've said, I haven't heard that Sting met with WWE this year. However, Sting could have EASILY used this as a bargaining chip in terms of his worth in WWE. He was hotter and worth more to the WWE than he has been since the Invasion. This leads me to believe there were three possibilities here.
1. Sting never tried to contact WWE and/or WWE never tried to contact Sting. 2. They met, and they couldn't come to terms, whether on WWE's or Sting's side. 3. Sting is sticking to his beliefs in terms of what WWE did would do to him and honestly has no desire to go to WWE in any kind of character role. I think it's obvious that Sting wants to continue wrestling on and off, and I honestly think that, if he truly wants to wrestle, TNA is his best choice. Outside of a match with The Undertaker, there's really nothing that Sting can bring to the table in WWE in terms of an on-air role that they couldn't get somewhere else. I've said it before, I would be shocked if Sting doesn't accept a Hall of Fame induction down the line, and I could even see him signing a legends deal for merchandise and a DVD, but I wouldn't be shocked if he never works for WWE in any kind of on-air character role. |
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