Sting WCW Smash 'N Slam Action Figure — Toy Biz (1999), Crow Era, World Championship Wrestling

Your WCW shelf just got its most iconic resident. Sting is here in full Crow-era form — white face paint, long black hair, all-black gear with the silver scorpion chest design, and a pull-lever action feature that sends his arms slamming down just like the man himself. This is the official Toy Biz WCW Smash 'N Slam Wrestlers series figure (1999), capturing Steve Borden at the absolute peak of his most legendary character run.

What's Included:

• 🦅 Sting (Crow Era) WCW action figure — Toy Biz Smash 'N Slam Wrestlers series (1999)
• 🏷️ Loose figure — no packaging

Figure Features:

• 🏆 Wrestler: Sting — Crow Era | Manufacturer: Toy Biz (Marvel Toy Biz) | Year: 1999
• ⚡ Series: WCW Smash 'N Slam Wrestlers — pull the lever on the figure's back to trigger the slamming arm action
• 🎯 White face paint, long black hair — accurate to Sting's iconic late-90s Crow look
• 🦂 All-black gear with silver scorpion chest design — the look that had WCW fans losing their minds every Monday night
• 🇺🇸 © 1999 World Championship Wrestling, Inc. — Toy Biz / Marvel Toy Biz, Made in China

Why Collectors Love It:

Crow-era Sting is one of the most requested figures in any WCW collection — the character was everywhere from 1996 to 1999, silently watching from the rafters while the nWo ran roughshod over WCW. The Smash 'N Slam series added an actual action feature to the mix, making this one of the more playable and displayable Sting figures Toy Biz produced. Loose figures with the face paint and chest scorpion still crisp — and the lever mechanism still intact — are getting harder to find.

Condition Notes:

Loose figure — shows normal wear consistent with its age, including light paint wear. Face paint and silver scorpion chest detail remain largely intact. Please review photos for specific condition details.

Perfect For: WCW collectors, Sting fans, nWo-era wrestling enthusiasts, Toy Biz completionists, and anyone who spent Monday nights waiting for the lights to go out and a baseball bat to drop from the rafters.