The following recap was written by Buck Woodward of 1wrestling.com
Retribution, the latest Pay-per-view effort from World Wrestling All-Stars, was taped this past December in Glasgow, Scotland, and featured the television return of Sting to the ring for the first time since the final Nitro.
The show opened with Andrew McManus (who was not identified on screen) talking to someone on the phone about showing up and "blowing the roof" off the place. McManus then made Mike Sanders the commissioner for the night, saying he was following in the footsteps of Bret Hart and Sid Vicious as commish. Sanders said he was the man who took Ric Flair's job, and said he would handle things tonight.
A troop of Scottish bagpipers played, then Jeremy Borash opened the show in the ring, and introduced Disco Inferno as his broadcast partner for the night. Borash was doing double duty as ring announcer and play by play man.
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Borash spent a good portion of the early part of the match telling fans exactly what WWA is, putting over their international tours and past events, and pointing out that Sting vs. Luger was for the vacant WWA World Title.
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Lex Luger was interviewed, saying he and Sting's careers have come full circle. He said they were both out of the ring the same amount of time, and both were coming back tonight. Luger put over Sting, and said that despite their friendship, both he and Sting were going out to the ring to win.
Lex Luger defeated Sting to become the WWA World Heavyweight Champion in about seven minutes. Luger looked huge and cut. Sting got a huge ovation coming out to the ring, and had his black baseball bat and "Crow" look. Sting shook hands with Luger, and handed him the bat. Sting walked to his corner, and Luger teased using the bat on him. Luger rushed Sting before the bell, but Sting dropkicked him to the floor. Luger stalled a lot on the floor early on. Luger got on the mic and said that Sting was trying to cut corners by using a clenched fist. Luger then said they were in "Glasgow, England" to get heel heat. Sting took the mic and informed Luger he was in Scotland. Sting missed a Stinger splash on the floor, and when he went for a top rope splash in the ring, Luger got the knees up. Luger his Sting with a low blow. They did the spot where the two collide on a shoulderblock, and Sting falls into a headbutt on Luger's groin. Sting got fired up, hitting a bulldog, but Luger pulled the referee in the way of a Stinger splash, knocking him out. Jeff Jarrett came out and hit Sting with his guitar. Luger covered, but Sting kicked out. Luger went for the torture rack, but Sting floated over into a Scorpion Death Drop, but the referee got bumped again as Sting came down. Jarrett ran back in and hit Sting with a second guitar, and put Luger on top of Sting. The ref woke up and counted the pin. Lex Luger is the new WWA World Champion.
Jeremy Borash and Disco Inferno closed the show, and a music video of highlights from the PPV ended the show.
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