The legacy of Hall of Famer Sting carries on, as his sons Steven and Garrett Borden are still honing their crafts in the pro wrestling business. Ready to showcase what they’ve learned so far, the two brothers will join alliances in their first-ever tag team match together in November.
After Garrett won his singles match at Dustin Rhodes’ Rhodes Wrestling Association this past weekend, he was on the receiving end of a blind two-on-one attack from The 8th Day (Timur The Great and Oday Al-Saleh). Wasting no time, Steven came in for the save, thus issuing a match. Rhodes officially confirmed that this match will take place at RWA’s Fall Fury, the promotion’s two-year anniversary show, on Sunday, November 8, in Cedar Park, Texas.
New quick Garrett Borden match from tonight’s Rhodes Wrestling Association show.
Garrett got the win, got jumped after the match, then Steven Borden came out and made the save.
They’re gonna team together at the next RWA show on Nov. 8th! 🔥 pic.twitter.com/yyhUhI9rrP
— 𝐃𝐫𝐚𝐕𝐞𝐧 (@WrestlingCovers) September 14, 2026
Both Steven and Garrett took to the wrestling business during their father’s retirement tour in AEW. Sting officially retired after 40 years of dedicated service as an in-ring icon at Revolution 2024. He came out of the match still the World Tag Team Champion with his protégé Darby Allin. After their match, Sting officially hung up his boots, and the titles were vacated.
Steven, who is signed with AEW, had his first on-screen match at “AEW Rebel Heart Dynamite” last Wednesday, where he and Allin defeated Josh Alexander and Mark Davis of The Don Callis Family. Allin has taken on the role as Steven’s mentor and trainer both on-screen and behind the scenes.
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