Sting, Hogan, Flair, and the Bunch in Wrestling
Sting, Flair and Hogan is some of the old-time wrestlers in the world of wrestling, yet their name still stands out as new wrestlers meet the rings. After Sting took hold of Championship from Rick Flair, and battling the Horsemen, he went to the back of the rings, since Hulk Hogan came into the ropes. Hogan was a well-known face in the wrestling arena and the movies, thus Hogan gave off the impression of a maniac. Hogan shortly after joining the matches took on Dungeon of Doom. At the same time, Flair and Anderson had a dispute with Van Vader, which ARN Anderson then brought in Pillman. This brought forth the Loose Cannon's.
Flair feeling insecure begged Sting to join him and while this failed, Flair continued by using children to lure in Sting. Sting agreed, especially since the crowd was insistent.
Thus, the teamsters (once enemies) joined to battle ARN and Pillman, yet during the brawls (the backstabber); Flair turned the guns on Sting. This reversal happens in 95', which lead to a brawl between Nitro, who placed Rick Flair in one of Sting's deadly locks. (Scorpion) The wrestler refused to let go of Flair, thus Luger joined in the match, who brought in Benoit, who joined up with the Horsemen.' These men swore they would take Sting out of the rings permanently.
Sting during one match battled Luger and Hogan, but once Hogan started to lose his name in the rings, he decided to battle the master of the rings, Sting. Thus, this was a big mistake on Hogan's part, since Sting pulled out his Scorpion Death Locks on Hogan, yet he failed when Dooms (Known as Dungeon of Doom) stepped in the ring to help Hogan take over control of Sting.
This deal sent Hogan back however, Hogan came back with Hall and Nash who recently appeared on the WCW programs. Sting not afraid of this challenging man deal, step forward and slapped Hall on national television at the WCW matches.
During the year 1996, the assaults on Hall lead to a 3-teamster match during the Bash. Thus, this brought in a new twist, since Nash and Hall claimed they would bring in a mysterious collaborator to kick Sting's behind. Thus, the mystery guys were Luger and Savage.
Luger however, was removed from the rings after hurting his head. He hit the posts in the ring, thus making it a two-man match, i.e. until Hulk Hogan jumped in. Hogan jumped Savage, thus brought in the NWO matches. This lead to a crooked deal, since other wrestlers began jumping in the rings on other wrestlers, jumping them from the rear, and utilizing ball batters to cause injury: In fact, at this time Flair during one match picked up a chair to attack a wrestler during a match.
Sting making headway took a turn that led to a bizarre challenge. Cobra came to the rings, thus mimicking the Sting. Thus, Cobra charged Lex Luger and once Sting stepped to the rings, the audience began eschewing the multi-title holder wrestler.
Sting later battled with Bret Hart, especially after a Fallout Brawl took place and the NWO wrestlers battled, and defeated the WCW groups. Lex Luger at this time demanded that Sting depart the rings, which lead Sting to turn his rear on the wrestlers at the WCW. After this, he was known as Black/White Sting, which led to Hogan and Sting battling in the rings.
Sting battled thereafter, however, after 2001 Sting lost and won a few times, thus removing self from the WCW. (World Championship Wrestling)
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