Will Sting Sign With The Wwe After He Leaves Tna Next Week

How come WWE signed Sting but didn't have him fight the Undertaker?

How come WWE signed Sting but didn't have him fight the Undertaker?A variety of reasons, actually.First of all, when Sting arrived in WWE, he was way past his prime, as was the Undertaker. Sting was past 50, while Taker was nearing 50 as well. Both had careers spanning nearly 3 decades each, and were already starting to slow down in the ring.Adding on to that, Sting arrived as an anti-authority figure, feuding against the Authority. Meanwhile, during that time, Taker was off TV after his Streak was ended at Wrestlemania 30. Taker wouldn’t return until March 2015, when he began feuding with Bray Wyatt (widely considered Taker’s replacement as the new face of fear). Sting, on the other hand, was still feuding with the Authority, even up until his forced retirement.Which leads to the next reason. Sting’s injury at Night of Champions 2015. Now, I won’t bore you with the details, but basically Sting didn’t tuck properly and ended up suffering whiplash, leading to a legitimate match stoppage and forced retirement. Had Sting not been injured, there might have been a chance of the match happening in the future.Or would there? In interviews since, Sting has stated that it was a dream match to him, but Taker didn’t seem really interested in the idea.Sting Reveals Undertaker's Lack Of Interest In A Dream Match Against HimEither way, Undertaker vs Sting is one of those dream matches we might never get to see, alongside Austin vs Hogan, Rock vs Michaels, nWo vs DX, and many more.But you never know. With DX vs BoD happening this year at Crown Jewel, it brings some hope that maybe, just maybe, Sting might still have one more match left in him against the Undertaker.Thanks for the A2A Matthew Culbertson

Do you think Vince will allow AJ Styles to be WWE WorldHeavyweight Champion knowing AJ was the face of TNA?

I was hoping so bad, that someone would ask this question.Honestly, in my opinion, it would be a loud "NO" come payback. for the following reasons:Roman needs to have a long title runRoman needs to look StrongRoman has to become the face of the companyAJ Styles has already started talking to Karl Anderson and Doc Gallows, so a Bullet Club encore is on the cards, plus the rumors of Finn Balor coming to main roster is way too strong; nothing better to initiate him than Bullet Club or Balor ClubAlso, AJ doesn't really need it, to stay relevantAlso, not to be ignored, there seems to be plans for a long programming between AJ & Roman, considering Gallows & Anderson have attacked "Family", i.e. the Usos and RomanLastly, no Wrestlemania main event winner loses their title at the very next PPV - That's a RULE!!!Now, coming to the second part of your question, "The face of TNA"; it is logical to think that way, considering the history of icons  in WWE who came from competition commpanies; i.e. Sting, Steiner, Booker T etc. theonly exception being "Goldberg", but then he fitted the Fantasy body type of Vince and WWE had acquired WCW.For Styles, however, the things are very different, every commentator makes it a point to avoid mentioning TNA in his Bio Data, AJ is a "smaller" guy, and doesn't have too many years left in him; also considering he's already over with the audience, he doesn't even need a title to stay relevant with WWE Universe. In fact, the only addition that can happen with him as champion, would be the shock value, which isn't always the best for business; apart from the exception of Edge's 1st title run. Add to it, "Project Roman Reigns" and yeah, it seems unlikely that AJ would be champion or at least WWE World Heavyweight Champion.A more plausible usage of AJ would be, to add stature to the mid-card belts like IC Title or US title and to have some amazing matches with the likes of Cesaro, Neville, Dean, Ziggler, KO, Sami, Balor, Joe, Rollins, Orton, Cena, Bray Wyatt, Luke Harper, Apollo Crews etc. the stuff that puts "Butts in Seats".However, considering the levels of popularity AJ enjoys, you really cannot rule out things like "The Yes Movement" or "The Pipe Bomb" sort of scenario, where the WWE Universe pretty much got behind a "superstar" and ensured he was champion.That's My $0.02 on this topic.

Why did Sting join WWE?

It doesn't matter where you begin from, what matters is where you end up. I have been a firm believer of this school of thought and it is because of this that I feel Sting returned.If you look at Sting's career, he is leaving behind a rich legacy. 5 years down the line when he looks back on his career, he can afford a smile. WWE is the only brand which has been left immune to his histronics. Somehow, he just hasn't managed to impact WWE the way he has enthralled the rest of the wrestling community. Therefore, it would be fitting for him to sign off on a high, to add the final stroke on his masterpiece.He'll probably be involved with the Authority for the foreseeable future before the Dead Man comes calling. Undertaker vs Sting at Wrestlemania. That'll be one for the ages.Thank you for Asking me To Answer, Bhawanshu!