A biography for Eddie Kingstonhasn’t been written yet.
“I just know when I see bad people, I like to call him out on it.”
“I'm just me all the time.”
“As long as I reach one person that goes, 'I feel what Eddie's saying, I feel Eddie's anger or pain,' whatever you want to say, in the ring or on promos, if there's one person, I can be like, 'OK, good, I did my job.'”
“We need to get the word 'normal' out of our vocabulary.”
“ECW, it wasn't characters, it was like real guys I knew from the street corner.”
“I'm not gonna lie to you, I was almost 300 pounds at one point because I just didn't work out. So my career, it's just up and down and I'm my own worst enemy.”
“I mean I watched WWF like everybody else, but it always felt kind of soft to me.”
“When I go on Twitter and see a guy from the independents doing something different and cool, I'm going to tell people about it.”
“Back in the day, we used to accept the flaws and move on and not work on them. Now that we accept who we are, we work on them.”
“I remember when I first discovered ECW. I felt like I was watching guys I knew.”
“Every man bleeds, every man can get beat up.”
“The street kid in me comes out a lot of times.”
“There are times when I'm still struggling. It's hard, but I know for a fact everyone has that strength to fight through it.”
“I guess you could say I'm an old-school street guy.”
“When I was at 17, I was just angry. I hated the world and wanted to fight everybody.”
“I've had doubts my whole career. I've had doubts my whole life.”
“I knew guys like New Jack. I knew guys like Dreamer. When those guys went through the table, it was like your uncle going through the table.”
“Some people believe other people don't deserve to be in AEW, other people do believe they deserve to be in AEW, so when you have a bunch of men and women who don't know how to use their words, things are going to happen in the back.”