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The 2025 pro wrestling awards highlight a year of significant moments, with Dominik Mysterio named Men's Wrestler of the Year, Stephanie Vaquer as Women's Wrestler of the Year, and AEW Revolution as the Best Event, showcasing a dynamic and competitive year in professional wrestling.
Sting's sons Garrett and Steve Jr. participated in Sting's last match at AEW Revolution, dressing up as past versions of Sting and hitting The Young Bucks with Stinger splashes. Garrett, who runs a YouTube channel focused on Destiny 2, explained his absence from posting videos, expressing pride in his father's legendary career and the overwhelming support from fans, calling the event "the coolest night" of his life.
Sting's son Garrett, who operates a gaming channel, broke his silence after participating in his father's final wrestling match at AEW Revolution, where he and his brother portrayed younger versions of Sting's character. The match was a memorable experience for fans, with Sting and Darby Allin successfully defending their AEW Tag Team Titles against The Young Bucks. Garrett expressed pride in his father's legendary career and explained his absence from his gaming channel, promising to upload a recap video soon.
Wrestling legends including Ric Flair, Ricky Steamboat, Diamond Dallas Page, and Lex Luger showed up to support Sting for his last match at AEW Revolution, with Jim Ross returning to the announce desk and several of Sting's old co-workers in attendance, creating a memorable and star-studded atmosphere for the event.
After AEW Revolution, Sting had a heartfelt farewell in the ring, thanking his friend Ric Flair, his fans, and his sons, with a special appearance by Tony Khan and a standing ovation from fellow wrestlers, as the feed cut off before he finished, prompting AEW to release a video of the rest of his farewell.
AEW Revolution 2024 featured several high-stakes matches, including Sting's last match, with Samoa Joe retaining the AEW World Championship against Swerve Strickland and Hangman Page. Other notable matches included Will Ospreay defeating Konosuke Takeshita, Toni Storm retaining the AEW Women's World Championship against Deonna Purrazzo, and the Bang Bang Scissor Gang emerging victorious in a tag team match.
All Elite Wrestling's Revolution event will feature Sting's final match, with the pay-per-view taking place on March 3 at 8 p.m. ET in North Carolina. U.S. and Canadian fans can purchase the event through Bleacher Report, while international viewers can watch through Triller, YouTube, and other networks. The event's card includes several exciting matches, such as Sting and Darby Allin defending their AEW World Tag Team Championships, a three-way match for the AEW World Championship, and the AEW Women’s World Championship match.
Sting's retirement match, teaming with Darby Allin to defend their AEW World Tag Team Championship against The Young Bucks, will not main event tonight's AEW Revolution PPV, with the three-way AEW World Championship Match reportedly closing the show.
All Elite Wrestling's Revolution pay-per-view event will feature six title matches, including the final match of Sting's career and a Triple Threat for the AEW World championship. Predictions for the matches include Sting & Darby Allin retaining the AEW World Tag Team championship, Samoa Joe retaining the AEW World championship, Timeless Toni Storm retaining the AEW Women's World championship, Eddie Kingston retaining the Continental Crown championship, and Christian Cage retaining the TNT championship. Additionally, predictions are made for other matches and an All Star Scramble for a future AEW World title shot.
Sting's legendary wrestling career is set to come to a close at AEW Revolution, the same venue where he began his rise to stardom 36 years ago. His first storyline with Ric Flair and the Four Horsemen in 1988 marked the beginning of his journey to becoming a wrestling icon. Sting credits Flair for making him and emphasizes the importance of engaging with the crowd and maintaining a strong work ethic. As he prepares for his final match, Sting reflects on the impact of that pivotal night in 1988 and the timeless nature of his character.
A new 12-man tag team match has been added to the AEW Revolution 2024 card, featuring AEW Trios Champions The Acclaimed & Daddy Ass and ROH Six-Man Tag Champions Bullet Club Gold, known as the Bang-Bang Scissor Gang, facing off against Jeff Jarrett, Satnam Singh, Jay Lethal, Willie Mack & Private Party on the Revolution Zero Hour pre-show. This addition brings the total matches to 10 for the event.
Pro wrestling icon Sting is set to end his legendary in-ring career at AEW Revolution, aiming to entertain fans and create a night to remember alongside Darby Allin. His final match will take place at the same venue where he made his mark in 1988. Sting's family has become part of the story for the first time, and he has openly shared personal experiences, making his recent promo one of the best of his career. Despite setbacks, Sting has embraced his return to the ring, showcasing his signature energy and spirit. As he prepares for his farewell, Sting hopes to be remembered as a man who brought it every night and stayed true to himself.