Same here. Even now I get goosebumps for I watched it live on this night on TV at home and me and my family went crazy with pop when sting no selled that shot and the fans erupted.
IT WAS MATCHES LIKE THIS THAT TURN ME INTO A TNA for life. the commentary hooked me in and the excitement it was something special. i love impact as well but tna era at times the moments that it had is untouchable and is held in a special place for me.
Sting is one of the most likeable wrestlers of all time. The man is so loyal to whatever company he is with, a great worker, durable, teacher for the younger guys etc. I consider him as one of the greatest to ever do it.
Sting no selling the guitar shot is one of my favorite moments in wrestling. The fans had been trained by that point to expect the same old ending of Jarrett sneaking in a guitar shot and winning, so the air just goes out of the building when it happens...and then Sting just shrugs it off and they go crazy. It's so great.
@Alonzo Spears What is a hybrid sting? A sting w a colorful jacket and red face? He was more more colorful w his jackets later in the TNA impact zones.
The storytelling in this match is immense. Other than the kind of convoluted role of Angle in the match, everything was as close to perfect as a career vs title match can get. The slow start from the face, the heel establishing the real threat of his victory, the entire buildup towards that massive pop when Sting gets hit by the guitar and gets rejuvenated instead, old school wrestling in the modern era at its best
I agree with both of you, people doesn't understand the real meaning and feeling of wrestling... even the bad character wrestler has good qualities of wrestling.
@Lakers fan ric flair is a man with good heart, ofcourse sting is too... may be people love Ric flair for that reason. Anyway judging peple qualities is really hard.
Jarrett was a very good in-ring worker, but not a deserving main-eventer, the only times he ever main evented anywhere was if one of these three scenarios were the case: 1: Vince Russo was the head booker 2: He was the owner of the company 3: His Dad was running the promotion.
Sting looked great here for being 47yo at the time. I know he really deteriorated physically towards the end of his run, but aside from not being as big, Sting looked as good here on 2006 as he did in 1996. My all time favorite!
Gosh... TNA looked a world wide great wrestling federation at that time... now when i see impact on destination america, it reminds me a indy federation with a tv contract...
while you make some damn valid points, i still think iMPACT is the best and most complete wrestling product, they're in a not so good situation what with the small arenas, but it will all get better as time goes on, they're improving. RAW just bores me to tears, the "wrestling" they have is just soo pathetic over done and fucking boring, it's so slow and undecisive. TNA has new talent but they're not using them as prominently as they used to and thats a huge flaw, tigre uno, sanada, manik all great talents, and thats a huge flaw with TNA, there i named what i don't like about todays TNA so as to not sound like a biased TNA fanboy. I feel the best WRESTLING shows are put on by ROH bar none, but the most COMPLETE wrestling show is iMPACT thats my opinion, ain't a damn thing gonna change that so lets just agree to disagree
One of my favourite moments in Wrestling ever. Impact built up the Sting return/Jarrett feud brilliantly. Sting was off TV for 2 months comes back and looks in the best shape since his surfer days . Loved it. Anthem are changing a lot but please keep BFG. It's an event rich in history
Sting was the best older wrestler we've seen for quite some time. He was better at 50 than Flair at 50, Hogan at 50, Nash, Hall, etc. and now maybe even the Undertaker.
Well, Sting didn't really have a lot of crazy injuries over the years. Taker, as dedicated & loyal as he was to his company, allowed a lot of his injuries to go unchecked. It makes for a great work ethic, but there comes a point that you have to stop & take care of yourself. Taker hasn't, Sting has
21:34 was such a great moment. The crowd reaction, the no sell and Sting powerup/chest beat. It was like watching Goku go super saiyan for the first time again or when Sting first attacked the NWO in 1997. He’s the greatest of all time
This is a really good match.. Man, I get goosebumps every time I see Sting get hit by the guitar, then go into beast mode! Love it! I miss this period of TNA, but I still enjoy the product a lot today as well.
@Anthony Lockhart They did do some damage but it was Dixie and Russo that fucked up TNA to the point of no return Dixie lied to Spike TV about Russo not working there while Russo accidently sent an email to PWinsider instead of Mike Tenay blowing the cover of his status (Tho I question how Spike did not know before since just watch TNA 2007-2014 It was dead set obvious Vinnie Roo was working in TNA)
Growing up I was shocked to hear people didn’t care for Jeff Jarrett. Back then I was young, but I felt the heel presence of him just as much as any other great heel in wrestling.
By modern standards Jeff Jarrett is actually pretty good in the ring. Despite what the haters want to claim.For the most part he pretty much carried this match. Sting knows how to roll with it and let JJ do his thing.
On this night, Sting became the oldest NWA World Heavyweight Champion of the TNA era, as well as the only person to ever win the title both before and after the inception of TNA. This would also go on to make Sting the longest superstar to recapture his second NWA title from 1990 to 2006 (16 years).
I always heard that line about Jeff Jarrett, breaking a thousand guitars and never drawing a dime-well, he drew me and I'm pretty goddamn important, so there.
Just to put a comment here: Jeff Jarrett is probably the best worker during this period of TNA. He is athletic, unexpectedly strong and has great psychology for the match. Maybe his lengthy reign as NWA Champion is heavily criticized, but seeing WWE and AEW right now, I would absolutely put the world title on Jarrett. Give him the credit he deserves as a great wrestler.
My very first Bound For Glory I ever watched. I didn't even know the NWA Titles were still being defended till this time. Fast forward almost 16 years now, IMPACT and NWA are slowly joining back together with other promotions. Wrestling truly comes full circle, everytime
I remember double at the sportorium in Dallas . he teamed up with Kerry von Erich and Billy Joe Travis..wish those two around .kerry I could easily seen doing his last matches here.
TNA was on SpikeTV growing their audience, Kurt Angle was on board, the tag division was killer, the X Division was killer, and this was their first PPV on the road. They were looking really great there for a hot minute.
***** not only america matter. They just signed more deals this year from brazil germany and canada fight network. There going on a international tour china austrlia japan and maybe italy. They just partnered with AAA in there triple trio match against noah ROH and more. Which probably mean Roh and TNA might partner and produce maybe one of the most controversial ppv ever. they just signed 5+ talent that are from the indies. There getting back there cult following and ICw is starting to defend them. THere growing
How do I say this. When watching this match live in 2006, the existence of WCW felt so distant to me. But looking back it was only defunct about 5 years or so. But in 2006 it felt like WCW had been gone so much longer. Now watching this match from 2006 in 2018 and it only feels like I was watching it live just maybe 5 years ago. I don’t get it...
Bound for Glory was the Wrestlemania of TNA. Sting no selling that guitar shot was one of my favorite moments and seeing him World champion again. I believe Jeff was having personal issues prior to this match and went on a hiatus
Sting was 47 and a half at that hour, and he even went to lose huge weight in order to be in that shape. And almost 48 isn't 43 anymore but close to 50!
The official end of JJ’s Reign of Terror. This moment right here was the equivalent to Batista officially ending HHH’s Reign of Terror at WrestleMania 21.
One of my favorite matches. Storytelling is great, the commentary is great, the wrestling is great, and the ending with sting no selling the guitar and winning with one of the best submission finishers of all time was amazing. Plus it has another one of my favorite wrestlers of all time, Kurt Angle, in it. I just wish I could have watched this match as a it happened when I was a kid, but even watching it for the first time much later on I still popped. Old school TNA was tough to beat!
They botched the tombstone. Jeff Jarrett's head looked like it was about 3 inches off the mat. Still, good match. Jeff Jarrett was always a good in-ring performer. And Sting is one of the best all around performers in history.
Watching this again after some years I realize that sting actually got rocked with the guitar hit over the head. He took a second or two to get his footing back and get back into character.
That was an amazing and a truly awesome match!!! 16:26 But you gotta admit, that angle slam was not only lovely - but he almost turned that ref inside out.
The thing is he's been doing it about as long as the Undertaker...maybe longer since his career started before the Undertakers, although maybe not Mean Mark (Taker's name in WCW)
swygster Yeah, it's only recently that I even remembered Sting doing the tombstone, I recall him doing it to Scott Steiner in the 90s. Did he have a different name for it?
Looking at the crowd, most of them lived when Sting was one of the wresling heroes, and when he screamed, he awakened their sleepy childhood in them. I am one of those.
21:37 still gives me goosebumps till this day man like that passion you felt in that moment was amazing. TNA was amazing back in the day.
Same here. Even now I get goosebumps for I watched it live on this night on TV at home and me and my family went crazy with pop when sting no selled that shot and the fans erupted.
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Respect for Angle for giving this fight such a special fight.
Angle the cheat.. If he can get away with it. Do the research.
IT WAS MATCHES LIKE THIS THAT TURN ME INTO A TNA for life. the commentary hooked me in and the excitement it was something special. i love impact as well but tna era at times the moments that it had is untouchable and is held in a special place for me.
Commentary was top tier. Don West got so much unnecessary hate. Mike Tenay is my personal commentary GOAT
Sting is one of the most likeable wrestlers of all time. The man is so loyal to whatever company he is with, a great worker, durable, teacher for the younger guys etc. I consider him as one of the greatest to ever do it.
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Sting no selling the guitar shot is one of my favorite moments in wrestling. The fans had been trained by that point to expect the same old ending of Jarrett sneaking in a guitar shot and winning, so the air just goes out of the building when it happens...and then Sting just shrugs it off and they go crazy. It's so great.
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Rob psychology 101. Truly a great moment.
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21:31 That moment when your Ace in the hole turns out to be a joker card. One of the greatest moments in TNA and maybe even all of wrestling
One of the best moments ever in TNA. Always loved Hybrid Sting, even though it was short lived.
Gotta admit Hybrid Sting was super awesome.
I miss the Sting that hang out with Hot Stuff Eddie Gilbert the true and One & Only King 👑 of pro wrestling.
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@Alonzo Spears What is a hybrid sting? A sting w a colorful jacket and red face? He was more more colorful w his jackets later in the TNA impact zones.
21:30 was legendary. I love Sting.
That why he icon they never die
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The storytelling in this match is immense. Other than the kind of convoluted role of Angle in the match, everything was as close to perfect as a career vs title match can get. The slow start from the face, the heel establishing the real threat of his victory, the entire buildup towards that massive pop when Sting gets hit by the guitar and gets rejuvenated instead, old school wrestling in the modern era at its best
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That finish was epic. Sting took that guitar shot like a true BOSS. Lol
That pop on 21:35 was legendary wow Sting.......
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I need a compilation where Sting goes berserk after gettig hit with objects like this one.
Jarrett has always been such a great heel, as well as being able to actually wrestle.
I agree with both of you, people doesn't understand the real meaning and feeling of wrestling... even the bad character wrestler has good qualities of wrestling.
@Lakers fan ric flair is a man with good heart, ofcourse sting is too... may be people love Ric flair for that reason. Anyway judging peple qualities is really hard.
Jarrett was a very good in-ring worker, but not a deserving main-eventer, the only times he ever main evented anywhere was if one of these three scenarios were the case:
1: Vince Russo was the head booker
2: He was the owner of the company
3: His Dad was running the promotion.
Just because he had connections doesn’t mean he wasn’t deserving of success. What a silly argument .
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i remember watching this on ppv... i love that TNA stage set from BFG 2006.
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Moment with the guitar was EPIC! Sting is probably the best wrestler of all time, honestly.
Back when TNA was good. It's so fucking horrible now - it's pretty much an Indy show in a slightly better budget.
Cuz of what asses on seats. Yet njpw does some of there episode in a 500 seat arena but thats majors
Sean Ó Briain Do you actually watch it?
+Sean Ó Briain i clicked this match by accident and watched it out because of your comment. fucking awesome.
+Sean Ó Briain that what it was back then
+Sean Ó Briain yeah plus i feel like tna doesn't care about the company anymore
This is one of my favorite matches with sting! Wish TNA was still like this
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Sting looked great here for being 47yo at the time. I know he really deteriorated physically towards the end of his run, but aside from not being as big, Sting looked as good here on 2006 as he did in 1996. My all time favorite!
What you talking 47 is not old .maybe you have 21
That pop sting got when he didn't faze that guitar shot was LEGENDARY
Doesn't that make everyone else who went down to old soap nuts guitar shot seem weak
@@mattbeckley9483no. It's a guitar to the head. It just makes sting even more badass
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U could almost feel the crowds excitement, what has wrestling come to
11:12 - The only time I have ever seen Sting do a powerbomb, and he pulls out the Scott Norton version!
The best kind of powerbomb.
No junk in face powerbomb 😂
same here. I don't recall Sting doing a powerbomb before or since.
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Gosh... TNA looked a world wide great wrestling federation at that time... now when i see impact on destination america, it reminds me a indy federation with a tv contract...
This is a ppv not a episode. Tna sold out arena in england on February this year lol
while you make some damn valid points, i still think iMPACT is the best and most complete wrestling product,
they're in a not so good situation what with the small arenas, but it will all get better as time goes on, they're improving.
RAW just bores me to tears, the "wrestling" they have is just soo pathetic over done and fucking boring, it's so slow and undecisive.
TNA has new talent but they're not using them as prominently as they used to and thats a huge flaw, tigre uno, sanada, manik all great talents, and thats a huge flaw with TNA, there i named what i don't like about todays TNA so as to not sound like a biased TNA fanboy.
I feel the best WRESTLING shows are put on by ROH bar none,
but the most COMPLETE wrestling show is iMPACT thats my opinion, ain't a damn thing gonna change that so lets just agree to disagree
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One of my favourite moments in Wrestling ever. Impact built up the Sting return/Jarrett feud brilliantly. Sting was off TV for 2 months comes back and looks in the best shape since his surfer days . Loved it. Anthem are changing a lot but please keep BFG. It's an event rich in history
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Sting was the best older wrestler we've seen for quite some time. He was better at 50 than Flair at 50, Hogan at 50, Nash, Hall, etc. and now maybe even the Undertaker.
Well, Sting didn't really have a lot of crazy injuries over the years. Taker, as dedicated & loyal as he was to his company, allowed a lot of his injuries to go unchecked. It makes for a great work ethic, but there comes a point that you have to stop & take care of yourself. Taker hasn't, Sting has
Kieran tna was great when sting and angle and joe and aj styles were there
Even now if Sting will enter ring in his crow attire, he will look better than most wrestlers
@@aarifboy i like sting when he was mem main event mafia
Taker beat up his body more then sting did.
21:31 that's what made the man called *STING* the G.O.A.T
The commentary in this match is so much better than wwe’s in the past 10-15 years
Hard to believe this was almost 10 years ago! TNA was good back then...
Sad but true .
that was TNA golden era imo
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I liked the boxing/mma style. like they had in real old days. should of kept it
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Normally i'm not a huge fan of Jeff Jarret, but i have to admit... He was a pretty good Heel in TNA. This was a great match.
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TheWonderfulWeeabooOtaku what did Jarrett do to get hated so badly by TNA fans at the time
The Dominator Mainly because he founded TNA and always had the belt.
The wonderfulweeboo yea cause angle kept order
@@DarksaberForce jarett always thought the nwa title was owed to him
I didn't find this match to be particularly good. But the no sell of the guitar shot was madness. What an exciting ending.
21:34 was such a great moment. The crowd reaction, the no sell and Sting powerup/chest beat. It was like watching Goku go super saiyan for the first time again or when Sting first attacked the NWO in 1997. He’s the greatest of all time
this was one of the coolest looks that Sting ever had.
This is a really good match.. Man, I get goosebumps every time I see Sting get hit by the guitar, then go into beast mode! Love it! I miss this period of TNA, but I still enjoy the product a lot today as well.
This was a great time for TNA/Impact Wrestling.
Look at the crowd here... Compared to now?! Jesus. TNA had so much potential!
Dombuscus Tobuscus Good point! The UK crowds are always stacked! Imagine if TNA was a full time English promotion.. They'd be smashing it!
@Anthony Lockhart They did do some damage but it was Dixie and Russo that fucked up TNA to the point of no return Dixie lied to Spike TV about Russo not working there while Russo accidently sent an email to PWinsider instead of Mike Tenay blowing the cover of his status (Tho I question how Spike did not know before since just watch TNA 2007-2014 It was dead set obvious Vinnie Roo was working in TNA)
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Yes tna could have been great without MVP and hogan and bishoff
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Stings natural strength was so underrated
I love how he infused his Surfer Sting, Crow, and Wolfpac gimmicks all into one
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Growing up I was shocked to hear people didn’t care for Jeff Jarrett. Back then I was young, but I felt the heel presence of him just as much as any other great heel in wrestling.
By modern standards Jeff Jarrett is actually pretty good in the ring. Despite what the haters want to claim.For the most part he pretty much carried this match. Sting knows how to roll with it and let JJ do his thing.
Finally, someone who knows pro wrestling!
T Ritchie they had great chemistry in The late WCW days as well
T Ritchie nothing special. Regular wrestling 101 moves and that's about it. Does enough to get by
Jeff Jarrett has always been a solid in ring performer. His criticism is largely based on his ability to sell tickets.
lmao not even close... Sting is the greatest that has ever wrestled.
Rewatching this after Sting’s last match at Revolution
On this night, Sting became the oldest NWA World Heavyweight Champion of the TNA era, as well as the only person to ever win the title both before and after the inception of TNA. This would also go on to make Sting the longest superstar to recapture his second NWA title from 1990 to 2006 (16 years).
21:36 sting was unleashed
+Ernest Perez totally
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One of my all time favorite wrestling moments. Sting is king.
Jason Voorheese I bet Mike Graham laughed at that.
Wwe nice game
WE WANT THIS TNA BACK!!!
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Yeah I agree TNA Impact Wrestling should definitely be back but I wish though
It was alright 6 years ago.
Now, it's another story...
Ong we do the new one sucks big time I stop watching after 2015
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21:31 One of the best moments in TNA history!!!!!
yes sir. my favorite no-selling moment ever
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'He broke 6000 guitars, never drew a dime' that line is a load of crap, Jarretts an awesome heel
wwe really fucks every wrestler up. just let them be themselves
Bullshit lmao
Jarrett is not that bad of a wrestler. Some might look at him as a career midcarder, but to me he was great when he was champion (NWA title) in TNA.
Euhphil jarett was a great wcw champion and wwf intercontinental champion and wcw US champion
Euhphil tna isn't tna without jarett
Not that bad, JJ is a technical whiz up there w Dynamite , Steamboat, Owen , Hitman Hart, etc...
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“Not that bad”? I guess, technically, great is not that bad.
Good times. R.I.P TNA 2003-2010
It's getting better now that hogan has fucked off a bit but it'll be a long road.
***** yeah 2010 was the year when Hogan and Bishoff took over fcked up everything, thats when i stopped watching TNA
I found TNA on FSW. I'd rush home on Fridays and catch it. First time I ever saw it was when the Kings of Wrestling was formed. Literally marked out.
In 2010 and 2011 they had some good matches but in 2012 they lost me
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I always heard that line about Jeff Jarrett, breaking a thousand guitars and never drawing a dime-well, he drew me and I'm pretty goddamn important, so there.
Just to put a comment here: Jeff Jarrett is probably the best worker during this period of TNA. He is athletic, unexpectedly strong and has great psychology for the match. Maybe his lengthy reign as NWA Champion is heavily criticized, but seeing WWE and AEW right now, I would absolutely put the world title on Jarrett. Give him the credit he deserves as a great wrestler.
My very first Bound For Glory I ever watched.
I didn't even know the NWA Titles were still being defended till this time.
Fast forward almost 16 years now, IMPACT and NWA are slowly joining back together with other promotions.
Wrestling truly comes full circle, everytime
Sting had the best comeback of the year 2006
This was a very good match. I remember it like yesterday. Great performers!
2:23 didn't matter if he was a face or heel, that Jarrett's entrance always got me hyped.
This was when a case could be made for Kurt being THE best performer on the planet at the time. 5 star match after 5 star match.
Say what you want about Double J but he gave us a pretty decent alternative for awhile there
Anthony Williamson jarett always had people help him win
@@elipierce598 he means the promotion, not the match
Yep he kept wrestling alive long after it was supposed to die in 04-05.
He like to say he is a good storyteller.
I remember double at the sportorium in Dallas . he teamed up with Kerry von Erich and Billy Joe Travis..wish those two around .kerry I could easily seen doing his last matches here.
i like sting's ring attire in this match, its a mix of his surfer gimmick with hint of the crow.
dont forget Wolfpack
I would say mainly Surfer sting and Wolfpack
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TNA was on SpikeTV growing their audience, Kurt Angle was on board, the tag division was killer, the X Division was killer, and this was their first PPV on the road.
They were looking really great there for a hot minute.
Sting's eyes tells us how much calm and patience he has
Very true
Always love Jeff Jarrett and his theme in TNA
damn they could have done so much with tna. they fucked up big time
Though "Sting" was great in the movie "The Encounter". ^_^
Dude tna is bigger when it was in 2006 it got international tv deal around the world. They grew but not as much but they grew
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not only america matter. They just signed more deals this year from brazil germany and canada fight network. There going on a international tour china austrlia japan and maybe italy. They just partnered with AAA in there triple trio match against noah ROH and more. Which probably mean Roh and TNA might partner and produce maybe one of the most controversial ppv ever. they just signed 5+ talent that are from the indies. There getting back there cult following and ICw is starting to defend them. THere growing
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21:33 Nice pop after the no sell!
The best Bound For Glory main event at the Best Bound For Glory in TNA history! Also my favorite Sting facepaint design besides his wolfpac design.
21:31 that might be the best crowd pop for a no sell I’ve ever heard. I felt that in the year 2023. Sting for life 🦂 💯
Loved TNA between 2008 to 2012. Great TV, wrestler's and the commentary was brilliant too!
How do I say this. When watching this match live in 2006, the existence of WCW felt so distant to me. But looking back it was only defunct about 5 years or so. But in 2006 it felt like WCW had been gone so much longer. Now watching this match from 2006 in 2018 and it only feels like I was watching it live just maybe 5 years ago. I don’t get it...
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Time flies! When TNA was at its peak. An epic match. I was like 14 at this point.
The crowd pop after Sting got hit with the guitar is about as authentic as you can get
You just don't get pops like that anymore,well in WWE-PG anyway
"He broke a thousand guitars and never drew a dime"
wow you were first to a quote that was inaccurate.
Because the guitar was his ace in the hole. His trump card. And Sting was still standing after taking it. He knew he was in trouble.
Jason Voorheese Have you seen somebody stand up after getting hit my a guitar in the head
Bound for Glory was the Wrestlemania of TNA. Sting no selling that guitar shot was one of my favorite moments and seeing him World champion again. I believe Jeff was having personal issues prior to this match and went on a hiatus
if only sting had no sold at wrestlemania
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What are you talking about? He never sold out at WrestleMania
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No what he means is that if only sting no sold triple h’s moves at WrestleMania 31, it would’ve been awesome.
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Greatest wrestler in the world. The icon. But I got to admit his insane icon era was by far his best and his best theme tune ever.
This is amazing! 21:40 look at that crow all stand up for Sting!...i miss Sting :(
Sting was 47 and a half at that hour, and he even went to lose huge weight in order to be in that shape. And almost 48 isn't 43 anymore but close to 50!
Best moment ever! 16:47 "LETS GET IT ON!"
best moment is 21:38 actually
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The official end of JJ’s Reign of Terror. This moment right here was the equivalent to Batista officially ending HHH’s Reign of Terror at WrestleMania 21.
Yup. We thought we got it at Against all odds when Christian won it but Jarrett ended up getting his grubby hands on it again
No selling the guitar shot made the crowd POP
Great psychology. My fav moment in the match!
Sting is number one wrestler of the world i love sting 💕💕💕💕
The end of the 2004-2006 Jeff Jarrett reign of terror :)
Fantastic match 👏👏👏👏 Sting reminded me of the ultimate warrior after that guitar shot
Everyone loves sting :)
One of my favorite matches. Storytelling is great, the commentary is great, the wrestling is great, and the ending with sting no selling the guitar and winning with one of the best submission finishers of all time was amazing. Plus it has another one of my favorite wrestlers of all time, Kurt Angle, in it. I just wish I could have watched this match as a it happened when I was a kid, but even watching it for the first time much later on I still popped. Old school TNA was tough to beat!
They botched the tombstone. Jeff Jarrett's head looked like it was about 3 inches off the mat. Still, good match. Jeff Jarrett was always a good in-ring performer. And Sting is one of the best all around performers in history.
Jarrett is probably lucky his head didnt hit the mat that time, could have been bad.
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Watching this again after some years I realize that sting actually got rocked with the guitar hit over the head. He took a second or two to get his footing back and get back into character.
That was an amazing and a truly awesome match!!!
16:26 But you gotta admit, that angle slam was not only lovely - but he almost turned that ref inside out.
Back when TNA looked like it could become genuine competition to WWE. Definitely one of the best title matches they ever had.
love this match miss the old days
Kind of surreal seeing Sting do the Tombstone
The thing is he's been doing it about as long as the Undertaker...maybe longer since his career started before the Undertakers, although maybe not Mean Mark (Taker's name in WCW)
swygster Yeah, it's only recently that I even remembered Sting doing the tombstone, I recall him doing it to Scott Steiner in the 90s. Did he have a different name for it?
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He did it v ddp in 99 I recall. Title match where he lost the belt later that night
+Mark Hoyles or with Goldberg, when he was black and red
Stings attire was awesome here.
I know, I was wondering why he wasn’t wearing his trademark singlet?
Looking at the crowd, most of them lived when Sting was one of the wresling heroes, and when he screamed, he awakened their sleepy childhood in them.
I am one of those.
Sting looked so awesome. A hybrid of surfer and crow. Badass
It wasn’t a combination of the 2 characters, it was an alternate version of his crow gimmick to keep it fresh and relevant
‘He’s going forward the figure 4, that’s his patented move...’
Flair and Greg the hammer say hi.
How old was Sting at that time? 46 or 47? Great shape he's in. Amazing.
God
47
At least we all can watch this great match in its entirety without the annoying and "every 10 seconds" stoopid ads!!!!!
Sting at 47...amazing comeback. Edge at 47...amazing comeback
In retrospect, this should have been the finish to Starrcade '97. Hogan hits Sting with a chair, Sting fires up, and makes Hogan tap
Damn good match! Both story telling and execution were excellent!
I've always loved the entrance song Jeff Jarrett came to the ring with in TNA... I think it's awesome
don west... 22:00 HESSS TAPPPPED OUUUUTUTTTT!!!
Sting the legend, the icon 👏👏👏🐐🦂 Really enjoyed his time in TNA, Joker Sting was a highlight, thanks for the nostalgia ❤😊
At 21:36 jarret realize he screwed up,I love these vintage clips
Loved the Scorpion Powerbomb and the "Scorpion eyes [Snakeyes].