10 Things Sting Must Do Next In WWE

7. Hold Seminars At WWE's Performance Centre

Making his in-ring debut way back in 1985, Sting quickly grew to become one of the hottest acts in all of wrestling by the latter years of the decade. It's a tribute to how highly thought of the man was that Ric Flair chose him to defeat him at The Great American Bash in 1990, winning the World Title and being positioned as the star of the 90's for WCW. Due to the fact that he only made his first WWE appearance in 2014, Sting has a hell of a lot of experience outside of the promotion's bubble, something Triple H is interested in harnessing down in NXT. Men such as Finn Balor, Hideo Itami and others have wrestled around the world, and even though they're being morphed into something WWE feel would fit their product, there's still a general sense of freedom around their in-ring performances. Sting would be ideal to head to the WWE Performance Centre and hold seminars, teaching the fledgling young wrestlers at the facility all that he can. Someone with as vast a bank of knowledge about wrestling as Sting doesn't come around every day, so it's imperative that WWE capitalise on his experience while they can.