Sting On Losing His Two WWE PPV Matches, Undertaker Match Being A Dream, Hints At Wrestling Again?

IGN recently interviewed Sting to discuss WrestleMania 32 and his induction into the WWE Hall of Fame. Below are some highlights:

If he still wants to face The Undertaker:

"Uh, yeah. I've been very outspoken about that. Still a dream of mine."

How his two pay-per-view matches went down:

"Just fantastic. Awesome. Incredible. It was WrestleMania and Triple H. And a lot of fans, if I understand what you're trying to say here, sort of feel 'Are you kind of disappointed that you lost two times?' No, I'm not. I look back and say 'Wow, great opponent in Triple H. Biggest stage and platform of them all.' You know, wrestling fans remember me wrestling there. I don't think they're walking away thinking it sucked because I should have won. Maybe for a minute. But more so they'll remember that I was at WrestleMania. And then to have a world title match against Seth? Wow. I've been world champion many times, so it didn't bother me."

Rumors that he will be announcing his retirement:

"That is one of those rumors floating around, yes. [laughs] TMZ put something out and, again, I still have a dream inside of me. And it's not dead yet."

Sting also discussed Daniel Bryan's retirement, having the NWO involved in his match with Triple H at WrestleMania, why he is declining surgery and more. You can read the full interview by clicking here.

Source: IGN