Let's not gloss over the fact Sting turns SIXTY-FIVE YEARS OLD in a couple of weeks, and he was STILL taking those insane bumps! You were truly one of a kind, Mr. Borden. Thank you.

I'm 42 yrs old, been a fan of Sting since his WCW days. This was my first time ever going to a live wrestling event and I was not disappointed. I will never forget this night.

The fact he had his sons with him at the end speaks volumes to the man he has stayed through the years. So many great wrestles have lost everything or they have gave everything up for their careers. Sting will forever be the goat. This man was single handedly the only reason alot of people watched different promotions through the years after wcw...to follow sting...cause he's that good.

I'm 48 and watched him on Mid South, UWF, NWA,WCW, WWE, and AEW. He was one my favorite wrestlers. Legend.

Fuck yeah they used Seek and Destroy for his entrance....no better choice....ever IMO.

Man I'm sure gon miss STING..it's been a wild ride ..I'll always love him ..

I met him when I was little, when he was tag teaming with Lex Luger, and I'll never forget it. After their loss, Luger was so mad, he stomped off, but Sting stayed behind and shook every hand at the guardrail. And that meant the world to a little girl going to her first wrestling match -- and 35+ years later, I've never forgotten it. Thank you for being a legend in and out of the ring, Stinger.

Had to see this after watching how HHH f*cked up Cena's last match!

Anybody wondering what song is playing during the clip package, the song is 'Life Is But A Dream' by Avenged Sevenfold.

Makes me want to by the n64 and get wcw v nWo revenge

Thank you, Sting. Legendary career.

I could write essays on what Sting means to me, but that is for another time. All I wanna know is, how the heck this dude is still doing the stuff he does at nearly 65? I pull a muscle just trying to get out of bed and I'm 41! Thank you Sting, thank you for WCW '96-'98, thank you for TNA '02-'14, thank you for WWE '14-'20 and thank you for AEW '20-'24. It's far too easy to hate on a rival promotion but when it comes to The Stinger, you love all of them equally. I'd love to say that they all had a role in his success, but the truth is, HE had a role in their success.

I’ve watched this man’s career from the USWA and the UWF as half of “The Bladerunners”, with Helwig (Rock/The Dingo Warrior/The Ultimate Warrior), managed by Eddie Gilbert; to leaving “The Hot Stuff” stable; to becoming a babyface and (as Dusty Rhodes would call him) “The Icon” of WCW; to becoming the one who terrorized the n.w.o; to terrorizing Jeff Jarrett in the NWA-TNA promotion; to becoming the NWA-TNA Champion; to becoming the TNA World Heavyweight Champion; to skipping over his forgettable moments of working for Vince; to his very last run of and in professional wrestling in a still rarely brand-new promotion called AEW.  This was truly, truly worth it.  I thank Sting for the memories over the years.  🙏🏻

THANK YOU STING...what a career 👏

Got to watch Sting vs Great Muta at a WCW house in Lubbock back in 2000 & will never forget how great that match was. Fast forward 24 years & dude has gotten even more left to prove. Thank you Sting!!!

A 64 soon to be 65 year old wrestling legend taking dangerous bumps through plates of glass from ladders, jumping off balconies, with  nothing left to prove who entertained his adoring fans simply because he loves doing it. Sting is not only my favorite wrestler of all-time but he truly is the icon and always will be. #THANKYOUSTING #FOREVERTHEICON 🦂

It was beautiful evening. Kids with dads ... generations of fans together. Im from Poland so i can only watch it in internet but still ... fan of sting from early 90. Im 34 years old . U will always be in our hearts legend. My nr one hero

Sting, you did very well going to AEW!!!

23 years old and even if I had tna sting he’s still one of my favorite legends. Best retirement match ever!

I'm 62 years old and I'm still a little stinger