Sting returns to seek revenge on the Aces & Eights for putting him out of action back in early November when A&E member Doc smashed him with a ball peen hammer after he was put through a table.

Speaking of Aces & Eights, the group will be taking on Kurt Angle and Samoa Joe in a steel cage match plus Hogan will be looking for answers regarding his daughter Brooke and Bully Ray.

The former WCW and TNA World Heavyweight champion has been off TNA television since the November 8 episode of IMPACT where he was taken out by Aces & Eights.

On that particular episode, the Stinger was put through a table and was then beaten up with a ball-peen hammer thanks to A&8 member Doc.

“Surprise. 13 13, unlucky number for you,” Sting says in the new promo. “Aces & Eights, I’m coming to get you. Doc, I’m coming for you. You first.”

You can see the promo below.

The video has clips of an emotional Lex Luger, Hulk Hogan, and TNA President Dixie Carter talking about the former NWA, WCW, and TNA Heavyweight champion as Sting looked on from one of the banquet tables.

Sting acknowledged Ric Flair in a cut that made it on the video despite the Nature Boy not being employed by the company anymore, mentioning the March 2001 match he had against him on the final edition of Nitro.

You can see the video below.

“I don’t know, especially now that I will be inducted into the TNA Hall of Fame. They may just turn the page at that point. I have no idea,” Sting said.

Last year, Sting was close to appearing at WrestleMania in one of the last few dream matches remaining, a match against the Undertaker. He said that he hasn’t spoken to the Undertaker in over 20 years – the last time ‘Taker was in WCW – but he always wanted to have “one real cool thing” with him.

Sting didn’t completely shut down the door on working with WWE, giving the “never say never” answer which many wrestlers love to give.

He did say however that when he contacted WWE to get permission to use some footage they own of him for personal appearances, the company was very accommodating.

“There have been times over the years where I wanted to have some footage to use for other personal things in life and I don’t have it. Although I did call once and they were great. They gave me whatever I needed and it was nice,” Sting said.

TNA is going all out for tonight’s Hall of Fame with fans attending the show being seated at a banquet table hosted by a current TNA Wrestling Superstar or Knockout.

Guests scheduled to speak to help induct Sting into the TNA Hall of Fame include Hulk Hogan, AJ Styles, Mike Tenay, Lex Luger, and TNA President Dixie Carter.

Unlike the WWE Hall of Fame where several former Superstars and Divas are inducted in one night, Sting is the lone inductee during tonight’s event. The TNA Hall of Fame is expected to be a part of the Bound For Glory weekend going forward.