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A biographical film about professional wrestler Steve Borden, otherwise known as Sting.
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Steve Borden, Donnie Fallgatter, Liz Byler, Matthew Carlton, Daniel Maddox, Bert Prentice, Jeremy Childs, Lowell Perry, Carson Petraitis, Robert Venneri, Daniel Engler, Jeremy Borash
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