According to Sting, he thought he was going to leave WCW when Jim Herd was in charge of the company from 1988 to 1992. "That was the first time I just about left and went to [WWE].

Live on WCW Nitro in 1997, Diamond Dallas Page agreed to a dangerous stunt with Sting – but he refused a full rehearsal.

However, behind the scenes, Sting put his life on the line every time he entered the arena that way, and according to his good friend Lex Luger, even the locker room was anxious about it.

The main event for WCW’s “Halloween Havoc” pay-per-view 1992 was a “Spin The Wheel, Make The Deal” match between the sinister Jake “The Snake” Roberts and the heroic Sting.

However, behind the scenes, Sting put his life on the line every time he entered the arena that way, and according to his good friend Lex Luger, even the locker room was anxious about it.