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The contract situation between WWE and Sting has been dragged around for a while now and since January 2014, both the parties have been holding talks without any agreement.
But the current word circulating backstage is that WWE are expected to strike a talent deal with the former WCW superstar before the SummerSlam pay-per-view.
Wrestling Observer reports that Sting will be in Los Angeles, California for the pay-per-view but he won’t be making an appearance on TV.
Currently, Sting has a Mattel contract and a 2k Sports contract, but he does not have a talent deal with WWE.
Recently, the former TNA superstar was the guest at Jim Ross’ The Ross Report podcast show. You can listen to that conversation here.
What makes Sting special? His first AEW opponent opens up RIGHT HERE.
