Konnan expresses admiration for Eddie Kingston while actor Paul Walter Hauser defends the world of professional wrestling

Konnan expresses admiration for Eddie Kingston while actor Paul Walter Hauser defends the world of professional wrestling
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Konnan expresses admiration for Eddie Kingston while actor Paul Walter Hauser defends the world of professional wrestling

Konnan has nothing but high praise for Eddie Kingston these days.

Kingston, who is the current AEW Continental Crown Champion, knows how to get over with fans due to his promo work according to the AAA booker.

You can check out some highlights from Konnan’s ‘Keepin’ It 100′ podcast below:

On Kingston rising toward the top in AEW and ROH: “The biggest factor for Eddie is he’s super over with the fans. He cuts very realistic, different promos. he doesn’t sound like everybody else, they don’t sound like wrestling promos.”

On Kingston’s physique: “Look at Dusty [Rhodes] who was my idol … we all know overweight guys that are tough, and he’s probably over with Tony [Khan] too. It ain’t like he doesn’t deserve the push.”

Actor Paul Walter Hauser continues to defend the professional wrestling business.

In a recent appearance on The Late Show, Hauser dropped some wrestling-related rhymes while accepting his Best Supporting Actor – Limited Anthology Series or Movie for his role in Blackbird. For those unaware, Hauser will also be facing off against Matt Cardona at Wrestling REVOLVER’s ‘Ready or Not’ event on March 16th.

You can check out some highlights from the interview below:

On being a wrestling fan: “I love wrestling. I grew up watching it, and I never graduated from that. People are like, ‘You know it’s fake.’ You know what’s also fake? Me being a serial killer in Black Bird. That’s also not a real thing. I decided I wanted to do this. Bruce Willis famously plays the harmonica and that was another talent of his, a thing he did when he wasn’t acting. I was like, ‘Maybe wrestling can be my harmonica’”

On his previous appearance in Wrestling REVOLVER: “This guy Sami Callihan said, ‘Do you want to making a cameo appearance at our wrestling pay-per-view? It’s for charity.’ I said, ‘Of course. If it’s for charity, I’ll do it.’ He goes, ‘Do you want to wrestle?’ ‘What? Okay. Yeah, man.’ I did some training and we put on a fun show.”

Konnan, the AAA booker, has recently expressed his admiration for Eddie Kingston, the current AEW Continental Crown Champion. According to Konnan, Kingston’s ability to connect with fans through his promo work has been instrumental in his rise to the top in AEW and ROH.

One of the key factors that sets Kingston apart is his realistic and unique approach to cutting promos. Unlike many wrestlers who deliver scripted lines, Kingston’s promos feel genuine and authentic. He doesn’t sound like everyone else in the wrestling industry, and this has helped him establish a strong connection with the audience.

Konnan also addressed the criticism surrounding Kingston’s physique. He compared him to Dusty Rhodes, a legendary wrestler who was known for his larger size. Konnan pointed out that there have been many overweight wrestlers who were tough and successful in the industry. He believes that Kingston’s talent and connection with AEW President Tony Khan justify his push and success.

In another wrestling-related news, actor Paul Walter Hauser, known for his role in “Blackbird,” continues to defend the professional wrestling business. During an appearance on “The Late Show,” Hauser showcased his love for wrestling by dropping some wrestling-related rhymes while accepting his award for Best Supporting Actor.

Hauser addressed the common criticism that wrestling is “fake” by comparing it to his own acting career. He emphasized that just like his portrayal of a serial killer in “Blackbird” is not real, wrestling is also a form of entertainment that requires skill and dedication. Hauser sees wrestling as a passion and a talent that he can explore alongside his acting career.

Hauser also shared his previous experience in Wrestling REVOLVER, where he made a cameo appearance for charity. Initially asked to make a cameo, Hauser ended up wrestling in the event after some training. He described the experience as fun and highlighted the charitable aspect of the event.

Overall, both Konnan and Paul Walter Hauser demonstrate their appreciation for the wrestling industry and its unique qualities. Kingston’s ability to connect with fans through his promos and Hauser’s passion for wrestling showcase the diverse appeal and entertainment value that professional wrestling offers.