The week after WWE Battleground was certainly an eventful one, but what's gotten more attention than the results of the pay-per-view is a moment many wrestling fans thought may never come, as Sting made his first official appearance at a WWE event, joining a panel to debut his new WWE action figure. Plenty more happened as well: we saw an arrest on Raw, heard from Triple H about Brock Lesnar, and Bad News Barrett made a surprise return. And again, that wasn't all, so read on to see the best things you didn't see this week. Before you do, though, heres a bit about what this article series is all about. The content on the following pages almost exclusively comes from the WWE App, WWE.com, the WWE Network, and WWE television shows by way of WWEs YouTube page. Because fewer people watch Main Event, Superstars, and NXT, among other original programs airing on the WWE Network, there is likely to be more content from those shows than from Raw or SmackDown. Each page will include a video of the big events (assuming one exists). Also, these events are ranked from least important to most important. After selecting the bigger events of the week, theyre ranked according to how important they are, which includes the importance of the storyline, the prominence of the WWE Superstars (or managers, authority figures, etc.) involved, and whether or not anything big will come of it.