Eddie Kingston To Kazuchika Okada: Hold The AEW Continental Title With Pride, Make It Mean Something

Eddie Kingston says losing the AEW Continental Championship will motivate him.

Eddie Kingston says losing the AEW Continental Championship will motivate him.

On the March 20 episode of AEW Dynamite, Kazuchika Okada defeated Eddie Kingston to win the AEW Continental Championship. Kingston previously won the title at AEW Worlds End. There, he beat Jon Moxley to win the AEW Continental Classic.

In a digital exclusive, Eddie Kingston commented on his loss. He then sent a message to Okada.

“That pissed me off. You saw that, how he got all the fireworks after he won? Nah, that’s not me. That’s not me anymore. I’m not gonna….Okada, you were the better man tonight. Humble in victory and humble in defeat. There’s nothing…god, there’s nothing else I can say. My emotions are everywhere. I fought so hard to become Triple Crown Champ and just lost one of the titles. It’s raw. It’s raw. It’s been not even ten minutes. Got checked by the doctors and you were like, ‘Hey.’ Problem is, it’s not a problem. I gotta watch my words. Words have power. Here’s the thing. I have to get over this quick because I have to defend the Ring of Honor World Title against you, Mark, at Supercard. This will motivate me. This will get me going. This will get me to Supercard. Last thing I’m gonna say, I’m giving you people my heart here. Last thing I’m gonna say is, Okada, I know you’re with the Bucks and I know you guys like to be silly and you like to gauge eyes, and the Bucks like to low-blow. I’m not against all that. I’ve done it, I’ll probably do it again sometime. We’re in a fight. But hold that championship with some type of pride, man. Hold that championship the way you held the IWGP World Title. Make that title mean something, build off it. I tried my best. Now you have to. It’s the only thing I ask. Will you respect it? Probably not. But I still have to ask,” Kingston said.

EXCLUSIVE: Eddie Kingston shares his thoughts after his #AEW Continental Championship title match against ‘The Rainmaker’ Kazuchika Okada on #AEWDynamite pic.twitter.com/nq5Hj6LTOR

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) March 21, 2024

As Kingston noted, he is set to defend the ROH World Championship against Mark Briscoe.

Click here to catch up on our coverage of the March 20 episode of AEW Dynamite. For a full review, check out the post-show podcast on our YouTube channel.