Lex Luger says WWE granted him permission to attend Sting's final match at AEW Revolution.
Luger, Magnum TA, Nikita Koloff, and other legends who worked with Sting throughout his career were in the building for Sunday's pay-per-view. During an appearance on Busted Open Radio this week, Luger and DDP explained that WWE said they could attend the show, but requested they not be shown on camera.
Luger: That crowd was phenomenal, they stayed hot, they were lit for the match, I was so excited. They got out us out there so we could kind of soak in the atmosphere..
DDP: Off-camera, off-camera. We didn't want to be on camera, yeah.
Luger: WWE is classy. They said you can go and everything just don't be on camera, interviewed or be part of the match.
Kevin Nash said on his podcast that he asked WWE about attending Sting's final match as well.
Nash said:
(Sting) asked me to be a part of it, and I just said that because of my positioning with the company, with WWE, I couldn’t even be there if I went in the crowd.
The discussion of Lex Luger going into the WWE Hall of Fame was also discussed on Wednesday's episode of Busted Open Radio. Luger said Sting is "the first person that pops into your head" when considering who would induct him.
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