Attention, wrestling fans! Former AEW Continental Champion and professional mic dropper Eddie Kingston might be sidelined with a serious knee injury until 2025, but AEW has just released the perfect remedy for your withdrawal symptoms. If you’ve been missing “The Mad King” and his legendary promos, head over to AEW’s official YouTube channel for their latest “AEW Timelines” edition titled “Eddie Kingston Addresses His Enemies.”
This two-and-a-half-hour supercut is a treasure trove of Kingston’s best moments on the mic, taking fans on a rollercoaster ride from his explosive AEW debut against Cody Rhodes in July 2020 to his intense sit-down interview with Mark Briscoe ahead of their ROH World Championship clash at Supercard of Honor. With a whopping 150 minutes of verbal beatdowns, you’ll relive Kingston’s most fiery rivalries, including his war of words with CM Punk, his grueling feud with Chris Jericho, and his backstage tirades during the inaugural Continental Classic tournament in 2023.
For fans missing their weekly dose of the “King of the Bums,” this supercut is a godsend. Kingston’s absence from the ring is due to a severe knee injury sustained during a No Ropes Last Man Standing match against Gabe Kidd at NJPW STRONG’s Resurgence pay-per-view on May 11. The injury involved a torn ACL, a damaged meniscus, and a fractured tibia. Originally, Kingston had hoped to make a triumphant return at All In London on August 25, but those plans have been dashed, leaving fans with this epic compilation to tide them over.