Sting says he was “in shambles” after his cinematic match at AEW Revolution

In an interview with BleacherReport.com, Sting talked about his cinematic match at AEW Revolution…

“The cinematic was fun. I would like to do more of those for sure, but I came out of it in shambles. It took its toll on me. It was two nights of filming and that was pretty tough. It can be taxing on the body especially at my age. It was 12 hours instead of being in the ring for 30-40 minutes. I love filming. I have done movies and TV, and I always have fun with that stuff. The tough part was all of the hours and the recovery time.”

“I had no idea what I could offer AEW but I called Tony [Khan] and he asked if I would be interested in doing cinematic matches. I said I would like to do that and now, Tony is talking about matches on Dynamite. We’ll see what happens there. To be back on TNT is a cool element to it. It’s great to have guys like Jim Ross, Tony, Dustin [Rhodes], Tully [Blanchard] and Arn [Anderson] around.”

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Sting made his in-ring debut for All Elite Wrestling at the Revolution pay-per-view on March 7 in a cinematic match with Darby Allin against Ricky Starks and Brian Cage…