WrestleZone’s Top 10: Gifts For Superstars

December 26, 2013

Number 1: Sting Needs a WWE Contract

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Sting will ALWAYS be that one guy that fans want to see in a WWE ring. It has been over 12 years since WWE purchased WCW and Sting had the opportunity to make his name even bigger under the umbrella of Vince McMahon. Shockingly enough, he still made his name relevant in the minor leagues that is known as TNA. Sting needs a WWE contract, one year. This was, he can make classic and memorable feuds with the a few select guys. It has always been Sting vs. Undertaker in the eyes of fans. Maybe I can contradicting my last point about Taker having only two big feuds left. Maybe this is the third. I do not want a one night appearance from Sting. I want WWE to give him 3 million dollars for a one year contract. He will be paid very generious and be able to cement his name as the actual "Icon." I simply cannot call him that if he never stepped up to the WWE plate and took a swing.

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