Eddie Kingston has reflected on his journey in the AEW Continental Classic ahead of his tournament finals match against Jon Moxley.
On a recent edition of the “Battleground” podcast, Kingston, the winner of the Blue League, looked back at the opponents he’s faced. He said,
“Real simple, Brody [King] beat me up, he was bigger than I am. I don’t really change my style. I am what I am. You know what I mean. I don’t have a game plan. You punch me in the face everything goes away and I’m just gonna … I’m an emotional fighter. It’s just the way it is. You know?
“Brody just beat me up, he was, you know, he was a better man that day. Bryan, he just … it’s hard to tell with Bryan. Guys like Bryan and Mox, guys who I’ve wrestled a couple of times, mostly Mox more, who I’ve never beaten kind of — that weighs on you. That weighs in your mind. I try to go in there and try, like stay calm with Bryan. Don’t let him bait you in, this and that, but he does every time because he has that stupid face.”
Kingston will face Jon Moxley, the winner of the Gold League. The AEW Continental Classic finals will take place tomorrow night at AEW Worlds End 2023.
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Eddie Kingston Reflects on AEW Continental Classic Journey Ahead of Finals Match Against Jon Moxley
Eddie Kingston, the winner of the Blue League in the AEW Continental Classic, recently shared his thoughts on his journey in the tournament and his upcoming finals match against Jon Moxley. In a podcast interview on “Battleground,” Kingston discussed the opponents he has faced and his approach to wrestling.
Reflecting on his matches, Kingston acknowledged that Brody King had beaten him up due to his size advantage. However, Kingston emphasized that he doesn’t change his style and remains true to himself. He described himself as an emotional fighter, stating that when he gets punched in the face, everything else fades away. Kingston’s authenticity and raw emotions are what define his approach to wrestling.
Kingston also mentioned Bryan, who he has wrestled a couple of times, and Moxley, whom he has never beaten. He admitted that the weight of not being able to defeat these opponents weighs on his mind. Kingston tries to stay calm and not let Bryan bait him, but he finds it challenging because of Bryan’s “stupid face.” These comments highlight the personal and psychological aspects of wrestling, where past losses can affect a wrestler’s mindset.
The AEW Continental Classic finals will see Kingston facing Jon Moxley, the winner of the Gold League. This highly anticipated match will take place at AEW Worlds End 2023. Fans can expect an intense and emotional showdown between two talented wrestlers.
To get a deeper insight into Eddie Kingston’s thoughts and journey in the tournament, fans can watch his interview on the “Battleground” podcast. The embedded video provides an opportunity to hear Kingston’s perspective firsthand.
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As the AEW Continental Classic finals approach, wrestling enthusiasts eagerly await the clash between Eddie Kingston and Jon Moxley. The tournament has showcased incredible talent and memorable matches, and the finals promise to be a fitting culmination of this exciting event.