Sting\'s final wrestling match was a spectacle to behold at AEW Revolution 2024, and the Icon didn\'t want to end his career against anyone other than the Young Bucks.
In the main event of the show, Sting and Darby Allin retained the AEW World Tag Team Championships against Matthew and Nicholas Jackson, who with their heel term have ditched their Young Bucks moniker. This win means that Sting will end his AEW career undefeated.
Sting\'s Final Opponents
In the weeks leading up to AEW Revolution 2024, much was said about the Jackson brothers being given the honor of being Sting\'s final opponents. Some believed a singles match should have marked the end of Sting\'s career, possibly against Allin. The more cynical of fans argued that the Jacksons were inserting themselves into a storyline they didn\'t need to be a part of.
Sting on Matthew & Nicholas Jackson
Sting was allowed a ton of say over his final match; a sign of respect and appreciation from Tony Khan. Sitting down with Sports Illustrated, Sting made clear that he chose to face the brothers, not the other way around.
Whose choice was it? It was mine. Matt and Nick, they deserve everything good that’s coming at them. I didn’t want to do this last hurrah with anyone else.
The Icon added that he doesn\'t care about \"rumors\" that are spread about the AEW EVPs and reiterated that he has immense respect for the brothers.
\"I don’t see any flaws in these guys in the ring... They consider AEW as a whole and what’s best for their opponents. I have so much respect for these guys.
What\'s Next?
During the AEW Revolution media scrum, Sting made clear he\'s done in the ring and does not want to be a manager or agent. Sting said that Tony Khan has spoken with him about staying on with AEW in some form but nothing has been worked out yet.
