Sting made his return at AEW WrestleDream, getting involved in the "I Quit" match between Jon Moxley and Darby Allin.

"The Icon" has been seen in the crowd for AEW events since his retirement, but has rarely ventured into an active role. However, at WrestleDream on Oct. 18, Sting was back in the ring once again, as he made a surprise appearance to help Darby Allin against Jon Moxley and "The Death Riders" during an I Quit match.

"Sting's still a huge part of AEW and he's still part of the family," Khan said, noting how the legend has been away for some time off screen but has still been around backstage. "We did get to see him in Philadelphia,

AEW hosted its third annual WrestleDream event with a stacked card at the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis. Here are the results.

WrestleDream ended up being a rare uneven effort from AEW, with some incredible highs along with a number of matches that felt better suited for Dynamite or Collision. That’s a harder

There are few wrestlers with the legacy behind their name like Sting has. Starting his career in 1985, Sting would go on to become a multiple-time World Champion, wrestle with every major promotion in the United States, and so much more. After 40 years in ...