Some of the most perfectly gift-wrapped stories and characters have landed in the lap of

WW Creative over the years, only for them to ultimately splurge all of their potential with reckless

abandon, and occasionally a sadistic hint of glee. With that in mind, I am Gareth, this is

What Culture Wrestling, and here are the eight biggest

fumbles in WWE history.

Number eight, Sting!

Whenever the subject of WCW is brought up, Sting is quite rightly one of the first names

that come to mind.

Whether thinking about the bleach blonde surfaceing or his dark and brooding crow

character, wielding his big black bat and taking out the NWO, Stinger was exceptional in every

era of the company.

And when he decided to wrestle for TNA after the demise of WCW, his staunch reluctance to have anything to do with WWE was almost part of his brand.

It's why the sight of him on WB Television was borderline surreal when he finally made his debut at the 2014 Survivor Series.

All of the what-if situations were finally in play.

But as was customary when it came to Vince McMahon and being handed anything popular in

WCW, he decided to take it apart like a toddler breaking his friend's toys.

Sting threw a spoke in the wheel of the authority's dominance upon his arrival,

and was quickly put into a feud with

Triple H that led to a match between the two at WrestleMania 31.

And what proceeded was one of the most historically stupid matches in WrestleMania history,

as Sting's lifelong enemies in the NWO sided with him to be part of a ringside scuffle with DGeneration

X. Right. Yeah, if that wasn't daft enough, Sting then went on to lose his only WrestleMania match

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