Sting is unquestionably the biggest star to never work for Vince McMahon. Throughout the late eighties and early nineties, he helped carry WCW through their fierce rivalry with WWF, and his legendary matches with the likes of Cactus Jack, Big Van Vader and Hollywood Hulk Hogan kept fans glued to WCW television. Throughout the Monday Night War he was one of the most captivating parts of Monday Nitro, no matter what they asked of him he performed to his maximum. Hes also a master of reinvention. Not only did he adapt better than most to changing tastes, by morphing from the clean-cut surfer to the sullen bat-wielding vigilante, but he adapted to the new landscape of wrestling in the early 2000s by shunning WWF and instead joining the fledgling Total Nonstop Action promotion. He provided TNA with much-needed credibility. Now for the first time in his career, Sting is in WWE. It was officially announced this past Summer at San Diego Comic-Con, but besides from material for the upcoming WWE 2K15 video game, there has been no indication of when well see him on our televisions. Anything can happen in WWE, so here are ten predictions for the future of the man called Sting.
