Voici un interview de Sting traduit par FNLutte, il est intéressant de voir que son contrat se termine en janvier 2014 et il a recement evoque un match contre l'Undertaker à Wrestlemania avant sa retraite donc estce que ca va arriver ?!
Sting a accordé une entrevue intéressante pour le magazine Muscle & Fitness. Voici quelques extraits.
- Ses rivalités préférées furent avec Ric Flair et Hulk Hogan. Kurt Angle a été également un adversaire redoutable. Lex Luger lui a également donné du fil à retordre, par sa grande force physique.
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“The best and most memorable feuds were with Ric Flair and Hulk Hogan. One of the toughest opponents was Kurt Angle. He’s an Olympic gold medalist and they call him “the Wrestling Machine” and that’s exactly what he is. His pace and work ethic in the ring is top notch. There’s nothing he can’t do… Lex Luger, aesthetically he trained to look good like I was doing, but he had freakish strength as well. I saw him squat 500 easily. I saw him bench 405 for reps. It was easy for him. I saw him incline 405. He was just a really strong guy.”
Sting avoue qu'il a des problèmes aux genoux et au niveau de la flexibilité. Il est cependant heureux d'avoir cessé de prendre des stéroïdes depuis plus de 20 ans.
Pour un homme de 54 ans, il se dit heureux de sa forme physique actuelle.
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“I trained for size. That’s all I was training for. My knees are arthritic now. I don’t have a whole lot of flexibility left. Thankfully, I got smart somehow or another in 1990 and stopped taking steroids – totally stopped. A lot of the guys I ran with all those years continued to take steroids year after year – those guys are having their knees and their hips replaced. I’m not saying everybody who gets their knees and their hips replaced took steroids. I just noticed that the guys who did that were too big, too bulky, too heavy, and the body couldn’t handle it and it took its toll. So that was my one saving grace, but I would train differently now. I’m actually doing pretty good for a guy my age – I just turned 54 – and I’m still hanging in there. I can move a little bit in the ring.”
Quant à sa carrière et son éventuelle retraite du ring, Sting prend le tout un mois à la fois. Son contrat avec la TNA se termine en janvier 2014.
Il aimerait faire davantage de cinéma.
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“I’ve learned not to give a time. I can’t go on wrestling much longer. I’m taking it, literally, one month at a time. I’m under contract until January of next year, so we’ll see what’s happening. I do want to do more movies. I’m looking at a few different things, reality shows being one of them. I’m just trying to move onto the next season of my life. As far as wrestling goes, I’ve stayed away from the creative part of it all these years, I just don’t want to sit in on the meetings and babysit wrestlers and personalities and all that. But, there are things I’d like to see happen in pro wrestling and I may try to make it materialize. I don’t know. ”
L'entrevue complète est disponible sur MuscleAndFitness.com.
