Eddie Kingston: 5 things you didn't know about Cody Rhodes' AEW Dynamite challenger

#2. Eddie Kingston has worked for Ring of Honor and the National Wrestling Alliance

Outlawz Inc consisting of Eddie Kingston and Homicide were a threat in the NWA.

Eddie Kingston's appearance on Dynamite isn't the first time, as mentioned previously, that he has been seen on television. What also should be noted about him is that this isn't the first time he's worked for a significant promotion either. Kingston has been seen working on-screen this past ye, albeit even it is part of a channel alongside his longtime tag team partner, Homicide.

This emotional message from Eddie Kingston (@MadKing1981) opens @Carnyland. It's 2020! Stop! You're Wrong!https://t.co/jQpIazM4WT pic.twitter.com/5JhVDRbzOM

— NWA (@nwa) June 9, 2020

Together Kingston and Homicide make up the duo Outlawz Inc. Their rough and tumble style ushers in thoughts of days gone by with Extreme Championship Wrestling. However, Outliawz Inc. have competed this past year as part of the NWA with the NWA Powerrr YouTube program. They like to fight, and they like to talk. Their time together can also be traced back in the late 2000s when they competed for Ring of Honor as well. Homicide and Eddie Kingston are no strangers to one another, and hardcore wrestling fans outside of significant promotions are excited at the possibilities he could bring to AEW.

He’s a mad king. He’s appeared in Chikara, Pro Wrestling Guerilla and Ring of Honor. He’s a member of LAX in Impact Wrestling and we’re proud to announce him as a guest superstarr!Eddie Kingston is #ALLIN at Starrcast! pic.twitter.com/JpjtlrDOm0

— #Starrcast (@StarrcastEvents) July 12, 2018