On the latest episode of his Kliq This podcast, WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash shared some unknown stories about Sting.
Nash revealed that not only was Sting fond of pranking people, but his pranks often involved poop.
Nash also recalled a few incidents in which Sting used his own feces to annoy people. He said,
“He was a prankster, you know? He loved a good sh*t rib. He got Bagwell one time. It started off — that’s back when you used to get the USA Todays at your front door. So f**king Sting went and shit in the middle of Bagwell’s USA Today. So, Bagwell grabs it. Of course, you’re going right to the dumper when you grab it to sit down and read it. [Buff] opens it up, and turds fall on him. So, that was number one. Then, I think Steve said he left something in the back of the car when they came back from the gym. He had a bag of sh*t that he put underneath the front seat and let it just simmer for the entire road trip. Everybody was like, ‘What the f**k?!’ They’re looking in the glove box and everywhere. He had a couple of some good ones.”
In a recent interview with Chris Van Vliet, WWE ring announcer Mike Rome reflected on his tryout for the company. He said,
“I remember it like it was yesterday. So when I finally got the call from a guy named Johnny Greco, he wears a lot of hats, he’s been everywhere. He’s in there and we’re doing this process and Greg is there, and they had me ring announce something. They gave me the stats ahead of time, you memorize them and you turn around… they give you a couple of seconds. We did a whole thing where I was [acting like] I was backstage, cause at the time in the PC, they’re doing classes in there so you’re doing your auditions when classes are in there and Triple H is working out in the room next door and he walks out and it’s like ‘Don’t mess up!’ It’s a crazy… during that time, it was kind of crazy because the PC was so small and it was whatever. So they grabbed… it was Bull Dempsey at the time and he came over and we did a backstage thing and I was supposed to talk to him about his thing with Tyler Breeze and they’re like ‘Hey, hey, you need to stall.’ So I’m like stalling, trying to ask him questions and then I go ‘Thank you for your time, back to you guys.’ It was that kind of stuff. We did an arena thing where I walked out and went ‘What’s up WWE universe, tonight you’re gonna see this, Intercontinental Championship is on the line, WWE Championship is on the line’ and then kind of putting over the audience before throwing to a video package. It’s stuff like that. I don’t know what the process is now, but that’s what it was when I did it.”