"I guarantee you Vince didn't know it" – Wrestling personality details how WWE botched Sting's run with the company (Exclusive)

Sting was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2016

Former WWE head writer Vince Russo recently mentioned that Mr. McMahon did not know about Sting. Russo explained that McMahon may have heard about the 10-time world champion, but was definitely not aware of his career progression before he joined the company.

The 63-year-old, who had been one of the top stars in WCW, made his first appearance for McMahon's promotion at Survivor Series 2014. He then worked on a program with the Authority that culminated in a WrestleMania encounter with Triple H the following year. He also faced Seth Rollins for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at Night of Champions in 2015, in what would be his last match for the company.

Russo and "Road Dogg" Brian James were on the latest episode of The Wrestling Outlaws. The former head writer pointed out that McMahon was so preoccupied with his promotion that he did not watch the competition.

"Bro, people find this hard to believe and Brian can back me up here," said Russo. "They find it hard to believe, bro, he doesn't watch any other product. I guarantee you he didn't know Surfer Sting, he didn't know young Sting, he didn't know Crow Sting. I guarantee you bro. Of course, he knew the name Sting, but to really know his career. I mean, Brian, I guarantee you Vince didn't know it." (From 3:30 - 3:57)

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Brian James also felt Mr. McMahon did not know Sting before his WWE run

During the conversation, Road Dogg agreed and noted that Vince wasn't aware of Sting's accomplishments. He mentioned that he personally did not probe too much into it.

"I know for a fact that he didn't. I just wasn't gonna go too deep into that," James added. (From 3:58 - 4:03)

Undertaker vs. Sting.

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The Master of the Scorpion Deathlock definitely had a storied career, which included two Hall of Fame inductions. However, some fans may feel that WWE dropped the ball with his stint in the company, as he could have gone on to have some high-profile matches with the likes of The Undertaker.

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