All good things must come to an end. For the icon known as Sting, this year's AEW Revolution will mark the end of his 40-year ring career.

The highly anticipated March 3 event will see the legendary Sting return to the Greensboro Coliseum, famous for his 1988 match against Ric Flair in the first Clash of Champions, for the final match to end his amazing career in the squared circle The event will take place.

But before the wrestling world says goodbye to Sting and his tenure in the ring (for the second time), All Elite Wrestling has plenty of action in store for the fifth annual Revolution event. Considered one of the promotion's four biggest shows of the year, the card is filled with championship matches, intense grudge matches, and dream matches featuring some of the biggest names in wrestling today. With such a must-see show on the horizon, you definitely don't want to miss out on what Tony Khan and company have in store. But for those of you who can't make it to Greensboro, South Carolina to see this memorable match, we'll tell you all about how to watch.

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As Stinger's career comes to an end, his match may be the most anticipated on the card. But before that, one of the most confusing matches is the scramble match. Initially, this multi-man match was advertised as a Meet Madness Match and was supposed to be a showcase for the big boys in the AEW locker room to shine. Wardlow, Powerhouse Hobbs, and Lance Archer were first announced as participants, but fans could see where this match was going. In the words of former WWE Champion Big E, Tony Khan knows that there are times when people want to see big, meaty men pounding flesh in the ring. However, TK announced at X that Meat Madness would be canceled due to injuries to those scheduled to participate (presumably including the glorious Keith Lee). Now advertised as an all-star scramble match, eight contestants (two still unannounced as of this writing) will compete for the right to challenge for the future AEW World Title. Honestly, it feels a bit like an excuse to get Chris Jericho thrown out at the last minute and get Chris Jericho on the card, especially with so many great wrestlers involved so far, but that's how we all play out.

The scramble match has championship implications, with six titles being fought for at this year's Revolution. For Eddie Kingston, however, all three of his prestigious belts will be up for grabs in a blockbuster match against Blackpool Combat Club's Bryan Danielson. But as important as the modern-day Triple Crown of the AEW Continental Title, the ROH World Title, and the NJPW STRONG Openweight Title is to the Mad King, respect is the main point here. This rivalry has been brewing for some time, but it heated up quickly at the Continental Classic. In a tournament that culminated in the first Worlds End tournament, Kingston had a hard-fought victory over "American Dragon" to advance to the finals. However, Danielson called his opponent "King of the Bums" and refused to show respect to the new champion. Now, if Kingston can rise to the top again, there is a stipulation that Danielson must shake hands with his opponents, whether he respects them or not. Regardless of the outcome of the match, fans are looking forward to an epic showdown between these two veterans.

But back to the veteran who leaves his last stronghold in AEW Revolution 2024. Sting's final match will be a Tornado Tag Team Match where he will defend his AEW World Tag Team Championship against the AEW Vice President duo of Matthew and Nicholas Jackson, aka The Young Bucks, against Darby Allyn. Since returning to AEW with "Dynamite": since returning to AEW with "Homecoming" after a brief hiatus, the Jacksons had made it clear that they wanted to be Sting's final opponent. However, since their devotion to the EVP Title and adopting more diabolical business handling, the brothers have viciously attacked Sting and Darby after they won the Tag Team Titles against Ricky Starks and Big Bill, attacked Sting's sons, and wrestled in Aline's blood-soaked suit. He made things more personal by continuing to The face-painted fighters were able to get a little revenge on the last "dynamite" before the pay-per-view, thanks to a little assist from "Nature Boy" Ric Flair and some classic tactics from the Stinger playbook. But can Arin and his mentor retain their titles and send Sting to the top? Or will the Bucks send the legend to the hospital with a superkick? Either way, the wrestling world will celebrate the icon's Hall of Fame career in grand style.

The full card for AEW Revolution 2024 is as follows (as of this writing):