7 things 'The Icon' Sting hasn't done in wrestling

#3. Sting has never won on a WWE pay-per-view

The #WWEChampionship was on the line when @Sting and @WWERollins went one-on-one at Night of Champions in 2015! pic.twitter.com/AaeCB1iZLm

— WWE Network (@WWENetwork) September 13, 2019

Sting wrestled on two WWE pay-per-views and lost both. He left WWE with a 2-2 win-loss record and both his victories came on WWE Raw against the Big Show. It is a record WWE should be ashamed of. Sting losing at WrestleMania will always be a black mark in the glorious history of the Show of Shows.

Sting = 0-2 in #WWE PPV matches.

— TheStillRealToUsShow (@SRTUPodcast) September 21, 2015

But Sting never managing to win a pay-per-view match is a blemish on Sting's career and another testament to WWE's underwhelming booking of The Vigilante.

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#2. Sting has never competed in a singles ladder match

Sting only competed in a tag team ladder match

Sting has never competed in a singles ladder match. One would assume that a wrestler who debuted in 1985 and can still go in 2021 must have competed in every match type possible.

Ladder matches are some of the most exhilarating and hence popular match types in wrestling. The first record of ladder matches dates back to 1972. In Sting's time, WCW had 9 different ladder matches but he was never part of one. Until Sting was an active part of the roster in the TNA, there were a whopping 40 ladder matches.

Sting only ever competed in one, alongside Abyss in a tag team ladder match meaning Sting has never competed in a singles ladder match. 62 years of age now, it seems unlikely he will be able to check this off his list.