10 Superstars who buried their differences with WWE

Paul Heyman and Brock LesnarNothing is permanent in the professional wrestling business. And this is applicable to the differences between Superstars and WWE as well. It is natural to have some friction due to the way in which wrestling business works.There is plenty of dirty backstage politics and drama going on but despite this, most of these stories have a happy ending. The happy ending is because of the willingness of superstars to bury the differences and Vince McMahon.Vince knows that running a billion dollar empire is not a cake walk and has been mighty professional about the relationships. Over the years, WWE has managed to rebuild some bridges that were earlier burnt. So here is a look at those superstars who helped WWE in the process even after major fallouts.

#10 Sting

Sting

It wouldn’t be fair to say that the relationship between Sting and WWE was highly tensed. Sting had his differences with WWE, but it was not as controversial as most of the other instances in the list.

One of the major reasons for Sting's friction with WWE was his loyalty towards WCW. Sting was firmly with WCW during the Monday Night Wars and refused to join WWE once WCW went out of business.

WWE did offer Sting a deal after the Monday Night Wars, but Sting did not like the direction in which WWE was heading. So he decided that it was better for him to spend his time elsewhere. Sting, however, finally signed a deal with WWE in 2014 and made his debut on the granddaddy of them all.