Sting's Crow Era wasn't just him standing around and pointing. ... Because, whoo boy, late ’90s WCW. Still, I found enough stuff to give us a trip down memory lane for Sting’s best matches.

Sting is without a doubt the greatest wrestler of our generation who has never worked for Vince McMahon 's WWE. Back in the late 1980s and 1990s, Sting was the face of World Championship Wrestling ...

Sting has never fully watched The Crow. Over the years, many fans have drawn comparisons between Sting and The Crow”, with his white-and-black facepaint leading many fans to call the character ...

Sting becomes The Crow: Watch an exclusive clip from The Best of Sting. Watch an exclusive clip from WWE's The Best of Sting DVD. By Mayer Nissim Published: 26 September 2014.

Sting's evolution into his "Crow" persona was laid brick-by-brick over multiple months. First, on the Oct. 21, 1996, episode of "WCW Monday Nitro," he appeared wearing white face paint in a style ...

Sting told WCW fans that he was a "free agent." He was tired of being doubted by the people closest to him, ... From that moment on, the "Crow" version of Sting would take full form.

The night prior, Sting was robbed of the WCW title and was not in a good mood - he swung at Knobbs for the fences and made short work of The Nasty Boy. Sting Vs. Billy Kidman (Nitro 05/29/2000) ...

As part of WWE 2K15, Sting will bring his WCW resume to the video game world, continuing WWE's strange relationship with the company it bought out in 2001.

The Crow look became iconic. As Sting spent a year and a half hiding in the rafters, his body often as not covered in a trench coat, he lost some of his well-defined muscle.

As he alluded to, Sting had spent much of 1996 and 1997 building towards a match with Hogan, as he hovered above in the rafters in his new "Crow" persona as the New World Order ran roughshod over WCW.