As many of you know by now, Sting officially made his debut at the
WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view on Sunday night.
According to sources, WWE flew Sting into Kansas, MO from Dallas,
TX on Sunday morning as they wanted to hide him from fans who were waiting at
the airport to meet WWE Superstars. The company then had a limo waiting for him
in Kansas City, MO and drove him to St. Louis for the pay-per-view. He was kept
hidden backstage during the afternoon and evening hours.
Additionally, Sting wasn’t notified that he’d be appearing at
Survivor Series until late last week. WWE officials called him on Wednesday or
Thursday and told him he was needed for the pay-per-view. He was promoting WWE
2K15 on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of last week and was unaware at that point
that he’d be making his debut at Survivor Series.
The original plans called for Stung to appear either before or
after the Divas Elimination tag-team match. Obviously, those plans changed and
he was involved in the main event instead.
As of last word, Sting was not expected to appear at this week’s
TV tapings but that may have changed by now.
There are plans to have him wrestle in WWE and although it seemed
like they were going to do a Triple H vs. Sting match, plans were still calling
for a Sting vs. Undertaker match at WrestleMania 31 as of this weekend. John
Cena vs. Triple H is also rumored with a possible stipulation that if John Cena
loses, Triple H and Stephanie McMahon will be brought back to TV. Could Sting be
the one to set that up? That remains to be seen. Nonetheless, The Authority will
be back on TV before WrestleMania 31.
We’ll keep you posted as we hear more.
