The annual rumour is out there once again: former WCW Superstar and current TNA star Sting has an expiring contract. With his TNA exit already confirmed, wrestling fans all over the world are wondering if this will mean Sting plans on showing up in WWE possibly as soon as Sunday's Royal Rumble or perhaps at WrestleMania 30 in New Orleans. A Sting debut in WWE does not come without some concerns, though. There are a lot of factors to consider like his age (he is 54 years old) and the question of whether it's simply too late for him to have any kind of role in current WWE. Would newer fans be accepting of him? Would older fans care to see him in an environment they haven't seen him in before? These are questions that we don't know the answer to at the moment and can only answer should he finally make his way to WWE. There are some positives to it, such as the potential for dream matches with some WWE legends and to see him work a major show like WrestleMania. A couple of weeks ago he was working TNA house shows that had approximately 400 people at them. How about working in front of 70,000 at WrestleMania? That's quite the difference. It's time to look at some pros (good things) and cons (bad things) about a potential Sting debut in WWE.
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