Sting Trivia Quiz

Answer: March 20, 1959

Sting was born on March 20, 1959 in Omaha, Nebraska under the name Steven James Borden.

Answer: The Ultimate Warrior

Lex Lugar and Sting would become, and still are, really good friends. Jim Hellwig would become The Ultimate Warrior after teaming with Sting.

Answer: False

Sting was a member of the Four Horsemen at one time, but was kicked out when he demanded a title shot from Ric Flair.

Answer: The Great American Bash

It was at the very first Clash of the Champions that Sting and Ric Flair would fight to a 45-minute time limit draw, which started their legendary feud. Starrcade was the main pay per view for World Championship Wrestling, but was not the place where Sting won his first NWA World Heavyweight Championship from Ric Flair. WrestleWar was supposed to be the place where Sting would face Flair for the championship, however just weeks before the match, Sting fell off of a cage and seriously injured his knee, so the match was changed to Ric Flair vs. Lex Lugar for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship, which Flair won. But, it wasn't until The Great American Bash that Sting would finally defeat Ric Flair for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship.

Answer: The Outsiders

This was the match that would start the nWo storyline, however at the time of the match, Kevin Nash and Scott Hall were known as The Outsiders and the nWo name had yet to be established (that would occur after the match's conclusion).

Answer: Jeff Farmer and Chris Harris

Jeff Farmer was the original fake Sting, but was eventually replaced by Chris Harris.

Answer: Hollywood Hulk Hogan

At 'Starrcade' 1997, Sting faced and beat Hollywood Hulk Hogan for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship, however the belt was soon vacated and a rematch was set in which Sting would win again and this time he was officially the champion.

Answer: Vampiro

Vampiro initially looked up at Sting like a mentor, but when the New Blood storyline started, Vampiro turned his back on Sting and the two men began feuding. At one point during the feud, Vampiro set Sting on fire in an Inferno Match.

Answer: Ric Flair

This is seen as probably the very last match between the two. Five years later, in Total Non-Stop Action Wrestling, Sting would say that he was unhappy with the match because he wasn't able to say "good bye" to the fans after the match's conclusion.

Answer: False

Sting is one of the few high profile WCW superstars that never worked for the WWF/WWE during any part of his career.

Answer: World Wrestling All-Stars

He wrestled for World Wrestling All-Stars from November 28, 2002 until May 25, 2003, when the promotion closed. He would later go on to Total Non-Stop Action.

Answer: WWA World Heavyweight Championship and NWA World Heavyweight Championship

At the time, Sting was the World Wrestling All-Stars World Heavyweight Champion and Jeff Jarrett was the National Wrestling Alliance World Heavyweight Champion. This marked the end of World Wrestling All-Stars.

Answer: June 18, 2003

Sting teamed with Jeff Jarrett to defeat A.J. Styles and Syxx Pac.

Answer: Sting: Moment of Truth

Sting also released a book by the same name. "Wrestling With God" was the title of a film released in 2001 which pertains to Sting's life and career. "The Real Sting" is the title of Sting's website.

Answer: Eric Young

Jeff Jarrett tried to talk Eric Young out of it, but he eventually sent Alex Shelley out to Califonia to prove that Sting was retired. One time when Shelley was filming, Sting and his family with his "Shelley Cam", Sting saw him and informed him that he was going to be at the next Pay Per View, 'Destination X', not as Sting but as Steve Borden.