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Despite negotiations, Borden has never signed a contract with . His only live appearance on a television program owned by the organization occurred on the final edition of in March 2001; he has subsequently appeared in WWE media only through archive materials acquired by the promotion upon its purchase of WCW. Owing to his loyalty to the now-defunct promotion, Sting came to be known as "The Franchise of WCW" during the 1990s. WWE has named Sting the greatest superstar in WCW history, and described him as "one of the most popular and respected competitors of all time." After WCW's closing Sting signed with TNA where he was announced as the inaugural inductee into the in June 2012. readers voted Borden " " a record four times.

Sting is a 15-time , having held the twice, the six times, the twice, the four times and the once. He is a winner, has held 21 total championships between WCW and TNA, and is the only man to hold the NWA, WCW, and TNA World Titles in his career.

Steve Borden (born March 20, 1959), better known by his Sting, is an , signed with (TNA) and best known for his time spent with (WCW).

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