Sting, Randy Orton, and Roman Reigns were all backstage in St. Louis Missouri's Scottrade Center for the WWE Survivor Series.

After an autograph signing in Reno on Saturday, Reigns was reportedly flown into Missouri by the WWE.

Sting's arrival, on the other hand, has been kept under wraps, and he was flown via private jet to keep fans from spotting him.

According to Wrestling Inc., Sting's appearance on the WWE Survivor Series was a last minute decision and his debut on the pay-per-view show will happen either before or after the Divas Elimination Tag Team match.

Prior to being flown in for the Survivor Series, Sting himself reportedly had no idea that he would play a part in the show, since earlier in the week, he was doing promotional work for the 'WWE 2K15' video game.

Sting's appearance on the show is not only a part of WWE's attempt to rake in more viewers for the pay-per-view, but more to "show off" the WWE network, since it is expected that the number audience who will watch would be higher than usual.

However, Wrestling Inc. reported that despite making an appearance Sting will not yet fight in the survivor series.

The new storyline for Sting, involves a debut on his first wrestling match at a WWE stage at Wrestle Mania 31 against The Undertaker.

In addition, Pwinsider reported that former WWE World Champion Daniel Bryan is in Indianapolis and is currently at the backstage of Raw.

However, WWE has yet to confirm whether or not Bryan will make an on screen appearance.

Meanwhile, in a poll conducted by the Wrestle Zone to see fans' forecast if either Team Cena or Team Authority Match will win at the WWE Survivor Series, it revealed that almost 80 percent of the respondents believe in Team Cena, while 20 percent are rooting for Team Authority.