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#2 Worst: Sting on AEW Dynamite

.@Sting silenced @starkmanjones real quick!Watch #AEWDynamite NOW on @TNTDramaREMINDER: The Countdown to #AEWRevolution begins immediately following Dynamite pic.twitter.com/6U2jxmwwEh

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) March 4, 2021

Over the past several weeks, Sting's segments on AEW Dynamite didn't seem to have much variety. Each week, Sting makes his way out, with or without Darby Allin, to be interviewed by Tony Schiavone.

Without exception, he has been interrupted by Team Taz in some form or the other. This has led to some form of a brawl or a fight breaking out and one team or the other has stood tall.

This week it was Ricky Starks interfering in Sting's interview. A brawl broke out where Brian Cage and Darby Allin made their way out to the ring. In the end, it was Sting and Allin standing tall ahead of their street fight at the AEW Revolution event.

.@Sting is ready for a street fight this Sunday night at #AEWRevolution!Watch #AEWDynamite NOW on @TNTDramaREMINDER: The Countdown to #AEWRevolution begins immediately following Dynamite pic.twitter.com/4igHj8aNzy

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) March 4, 2021

Given that this was the go-home show for the pay-per-view, hopefully, it was the last time that the same sort of segment would be repeated for Sting. His appearances on AEW so far have been rather less than stellar after an immense debut for the promotion. His street fight at the pay-per-view remains something to look forward to, but the build-up to the show on AEW Dynamite was somewhat of a let-down.