KofiMania reigned supreme at WrestleMania 35 as Kofi Kingston beat Bryan Danielson (Daniel Bryan) to win the WWE Championship.
In a recent appearance on the “Good Karma Wrestling” podcast, former WWE Superstar Hornswoggle recalled watching the match with his son Landon.
You can check out some highlights from the interview below:
On watching the match with his son: “That year of KofiMania, I sat and watched that WrestleMania and that match with Landon next to me … We watched that ‘KofiMania’ and I had legit tears coming down and I said watching the end of the match, ‘They’re going to do it, they’re going to do it.’”
On Kingston evolving as a character in WWE: “He was a Jamaican guy with a crappy accent who — if you watch his first match — it was dog dirt because just him and the guy he worked just didn’t clash well. Just seeing the growth of that, of him, it’s just incredible, it really, really is. I love seeing friends of mine do well because they deserve it.”
Kofi Kingston’s victory at WrestleMania 35, known as KofiMania, was a historic moment in WWE history. The match saw Kofi Kingston defeat Bryan Danielson, also known as Daniel Bryan, to win the WWE Championship. This triumph was not only significant for Kingston but also resonated with fans around the world.
Former WWE Superstar Hornswoggle recently shared his experience of watching the match with his son, Landon, during an appearance on the “Good Karma Wrestling” podcast. Hornswoggle revealed that he was moved to tears while witnessing the culmination of KofiMania.
The emotional impact of the match was evident as Hornswoggle described the moment, saying, “I had legit tears coming down and I said watching the end of the match, ‘They’re going to do it, they’re going to do it.'” This sentiment reflects the overwhelming support and excitement that fans felt as they witnessed Kofi Kingston’s journey to the top of the WWE.
Hornswoggle also discussed Kingston’s evolution as a character in WWE. He highlighted how Kingston initially portrayed a Jamaican character with a questionable accent. Hornswoggle acknowledged that Kingston’s first match was not impressive, but he emphasized the incredible growth and development that Kingston has undergone since then.
The transformation of Kofi Kingston’s character is a testament to his hard work, dedication, and talent. He has proven himself as a versatile performer who can captivate audiences with his athleticism and charisma. Kingston’s journey from a struggling underdog to a beloved champion is an inspiring story that resonates with fans of all ages.
The interview with Hornswoggle provides insight into the impact that KofiMania had on both fans and fellow wrestlers. It showcases the emotional connection that professional wrestling can create and highlights the importance of representation and diversity in the industry.
Kofi Kingston’s victory at WrestleMania 35 will forever be remembered as a milestone moment in WWE history. It serves as a reminder that dreams can come true with hard work, perseverance, and the support of fans. KofiMania not only brought joy to wrestling enthusiasts but also paved the way for future opportunities and breakthroughs in the industry.