Sting's evolution into his "Crow" persona was laid brick-by-brick over multiple months. First, on the Oct. 21, 1996, episode of "WCW Monday Nitro," he appeared wearing white face paint in a style ...

It's a look that became known as "Surfer Sting" in later years, as Borden was raised in southern California. He ran with the brighter look from the late '80s through 1996.

Sting left the ring, and that was the last time anyone would see any part of the "Surfer Sting" character. During his first stint away from WCW, Sting had a brief tour with NJPW, ...

Sting has been a game-changer throughout some of the biggest moments in professional wrestling, and he can be so again with his last match at AEW Revolution 2024 in Greensboro.

In the early 90s, Sting, still in his blonde surfer gimmick, had become the ultimate babyface of WCW.Every hero needs a villain, and the Stinger found his in the menacing Vader. The two went at it ...

It was in 1988, three years into Sting’s career, that he began his first storyline with then-NWA world champion Ric Flair and the famed Four Horsemen leading to a match at Night of Champions.

“Yeah, so the plan actually until the very end, close to the very end, was for me to just do Crow Sting. So Garrett was going to be Surfer, I was going to be Crow. That was always pretty clear.

The Icon Sting has been fondly remembering his three-year run in AEW, ... whether it was Surfer Sting of the late '80s/early '90s, Crow Sting in the late '90s or even (gulps) ...