AEW Revolution 2021: 5 Biggest news stories - Cinematic return, Christian is All Elite 

#2 Sting's return to wrestling matches occurred in a cinematic-style showdown at AEW Revolution

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— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) March 8, 2021

Sting's charismatic persona tag-teamed with Darby Allin in a street fight, where the action took place outside the ring at AEW Revolution.

Brian Cage and Ricky Starks represented Team Taz in this fight. The long-awaited clash between the two sides went down in an abandoned warehouse. Sting and Allin made a stylish entrance into their fight zone, which showcased the cinematic strengths of this match.

There were several memorable spots in this cinematic showdown. Sting's aura was perfectly encapsulated inside the confines of the warehouse. While Cage and Starks stood out on their own, they required some assistance from Powerhouse Hobbs and Taz's son, Hook. Despite the numbers being stacked against the babyfaces, Sting's iconic bat and Darby's daredevil courage allowed them to emerge victorious from this cinematic encounter.

Towards the end, Darby's high-risk elbow drop on Cage became the best highlight of this match.

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While the footage itself looked excellent, AEW's decision to have the commentary team and Taz talk over the background music wasn't a good idea. It felt awkward to some extent, even if the commentary became more bearable towards the second half of the match.

Despite the aforementioned issue, what people will remember the most from this street fight is Sting's return to wrestling action and his first pay-per-view appearance for AEW.