Sting: Moment of Truth

A biographical film about professional wrestler Steve Borden, otherwise known as Sting.

Cast

Steve Borden

as Himself - Sting

Donnie Fallgatter

as Young Steve Borden

Liz Byler

as Sue Borden

Matthew Carlton

as Reporter

Daniel Maddox

as Gale

Bert Prentice

as Wrestling Coach

Jeremy Childs

as Charley

Lowell Perry

as Jonathan

Carson Petraitis

as Boy Steve - 8 years old

Robert Venneri

as T.V. Referee

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