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I was underwhelmed by WCW Legend Sting’s WWE run, says WWE Hall Of Famer & AEW Commentator Jim Ross

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• On This Day In Pro Wrestling History (February 14, 1999) – WWF In Your House: St. Valentine’s Day Massacre

On this day in Pro Wrestling history on February 14, 1999, the World Wrestling Federation aired ‘WWF In Your House 27: St. Valentine’s Day Massacre’ LIVE on PPV from the The Pyramid in Memphis, Tennessee.

This event featured the World Wrestling Federation debut of former WCW Superstar The Giant, who debuted under his real name Paul Wight, but would later be known as The Big Show.

Below are the results from that night:

Goldust defeated Bluedust

WWF Hardcore Championship: Bob Holly defeated Al Snow

Big Boss Man defeated Mideon

WWF Tag Team Championship: Jeff Jarrett & Owen Hart (c) defeated D’Lo Brown & Mark Henry

WWF Intercontinental Championship: Val Venis defeated Ken Shamrock (c)

Chyna & Kane defeated Triple H & X-Pac

Last Man Standing – WWF Championship: Mankind (c) wrestled The Rock to a draw

#1 Contender – Steel Cage: Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated Mr. McMahon

• I was underwhelmed by WCW Legend Sting’s WWE run, says WWE Hall Of Famer & AEW Commentator Jim Ross

During a recent edition of Grillin’ JR podcast, WWE Hall of Famer and current AEW commentator Jim Ross talked about Sting’s short run in WWE.

Below is what Good Ol’ JR said:

“I was underwhelmed by Sting’s WWE run. I thought that he should have come in guns blazing and had to give the fans a chance to tap into his passion and his emotions. He was a big star.

I don’t think he was ever given the credit in WWE for being the star that he was. And many speculated, it may have been because you know, the WWE didn’t ‘create’ Sting.”

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