Sting is no longer under WWE contract, according to a report by Pro Wrestling Sheet. It’s not clear when the deal ended.
Speculation about Sting’s current status ignited yesterday after toymaker Mattel pulled a Sting action figure from an upcoming figure line, saying, “Due to circumstances out of our control Sting needed to be removed from Legends Series 7.”
Speculation that AEW may be interested in signing Sting also started after Cody Rhodes posted a few interesting tweets at him and Sting complimented a couple of AEW wrestlers.
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— Cody (@CodyRhodes) May 11, 2020
Good to see @JakeSnakeDDT healthy and back on national TV in a prominent role! One of the all-time great heels. pic.twitter.com/N94ckHe2Ea
— Sting (@Sting) May 7, 2020
Just glad to see you getting a much deserved shot in @AEWrestling. https://t.co/3RRiHWqGFG
— Sting (@Sting) May 10, 2020
— Cody (@CodyRhodes) May 10, 2020

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