We\'re closing in on Sting\'s final match and his opponent(s) are still technically up in the air. On the Homecoming episode of Dynamite, the Young Bucks returned and seemingly challenged Sting and Darby Allin for AEW Revolution. The match has yet to made official.
In the meantime, Allin and Sting have some important business to take care of. On Dynamite, Allin told a story of how he flew to Texas when Sting signed with AEW. He wrestled Sting in his own ring that he has in his garage. Within minutes, he told the veteran he still had it. After winning 27 matches together, Allin confirms that \"The Icon\" still has it.
Allin pointed out that the rankings are back and thus they are the number one contenders for the tag team titles. Allin asked Sting if he wanted to end his career as tag team champions. Sting replied that he was \"all in!\" (as an AEW ALL IN graphic was on the screen behind him).
Later in the night, Ricky Starks and Big Bill accepted their challenge. Starks pointed out that it was fitting that he would be facing them since Sting\'s first match back was against himself and another partner (Brian Cage). \"It\'s very fitting that now, me and the best partner I have will be the end of you. You are not making it to Revolution, my man.\"
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The match has been made official for Wednesday, February 7 in Phoenix, Arizona.
