Tony Khan On Sting’s AEW Run: “I Won’t Be The One To Pull The Plug On It”
Tony Khan, the president of All Elite Wrestling (AEW), recently discussed the legendary wrestler Sting and his run with the company. During a media call for the upcoming All In pay-per-view event, Khan praised Sting for his ability to perform at a high level despite his age.
According to Khan, Sting’s pairing with Darby Allin has been a great success both on-screen and off-screen. Khan expressed his admiration for Sting’s dedication to the sport and his enjoyment of wrestling. He stated, “Sting is very well aware that I would like him to stay as long as he feels physically up to wrestling. I think he enjoys doing it and he’s having a lot of fun.”
Khan also acknowledged the incredible moments that Sting has had during his time with AEW and expressed his desire for Sting to retire on his own terms. He emphasized that he would not be the one to end Sting’s career and that he wants to give Sting the opportunity to finish his career in the right way.
“There have been so many great memories for Sting in AEW. I don’t want it to end. I won’t be the one to pull the plug on it. When the time comes, Sting knows he needs to be the one to say, ‘I don’t want to do this anymore,’ because I’m going to let him go as long as he wants. I want him to stay as long as he can. It’s so important to me that we let Sting finish his career the right way,” said Khan.
Sting’s presence in AEW has been a major draw for fans, and his matches and segments have been highly anticipated. His partnership with Darby Allin has created a unique dynamic that has resonated with the audience.
In other news, Khan provided an update on Bryan Danielson’s recovery from an injury he suffered at the Forbidden Door 2 event. Danielson’s victory over Kazuchika Okada was marred by the injury, but Khan assured fans that Danielson is recovering well. For more information on Danielson’s injury and recovery, you can read the article here.
For more updates on AEW and the world of professional wrestling, stay tuned to ProWrestlingWars.com.