Tony Khan espère voir Sting à la AEW le plus longtemps possible

Lors d’un appel-conférence afin de promouvoir le PPV Double or Nothing, qui aura lieu dimanche, Tony Khan a fait le point sur le statut de Sting au sein de la AEW.

Khan a soutenu que Sting – qui n’a pas lutté depuis mars – peut demeurer au sein de la compagnie en tant que lutteur actif tant qu’il le voudra. Il mentionne que Sting apporte une belle contribution à la AEW en plus d’être une personne formidable.

“I am going to try and keep Sting wrestling and active as long as he wants to do it. He hasn’t really given me a set time. He’s mentioned it at times that he’s not going to wrestle forever. Truth be told, I would like Sting to compete as long as he wants. I really think he adds so much to the company and going forward, as we add more TV shows, more presence on TBS and TNT for AEW, having somebody like Sting in the company, such a great star and a great business asset for the company, but also a great person. We love having him here and I would love for Sting to stay as long as he could.”

Khan a ajouté que lorsque Sting manifestera sa volonté de prendre sa retraite du ring, la AEW en fera un événement important. Aucune pression n’entoure la décision de Sting à ce sujet. Khan répète que Sting apporte beaucoup à la compagnie par sa présence.

“Whenever he does decide that it’s time for his last match, we would definitely want to make it a big event and I think it’s one of, frankly, the biggest moments out there in pro wrestling right now; Sting’s retirement match. I think if you took all the big ideas, and I’m not just talking about in AEW, I’m talking in the entire world of pro wrestling, if you took all the biggest things and biggest ideas and put them on paper, I think you’d be hard pressed to come up with things more interesting than Sting’s retirement match or the kind of things that would get fans all over the world more interested or excited. It’s definitely something that will eventually be a major asset to the company, but in the meantime, Sting himself is a major asset to the company and I don’t want to try and leverage his retirement for short-term gain. Right now, the person we’re getting is so incredibly valuable to the company.”

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