MVP reacts to former AEW champion's blockbuster return after nearly 500 days

A former AEW Continental Champion made his return after over 15 months, and MVP reacted to it with a major confession. The blockbuster return took place at the 2025 All Out pay-per-view.

MVP gave his thoughts on former AEW Continental Champion Eddie Kingston's return. At All Out 2025, Kingston made his highly anticipated comeback from injury after nearly 500 days for a match against Big Bill. The Mad King registered a win over Bill at the end of a seven-minute match upon his return.

On X, MVP confessed that Eddie Kingston was his "favorite promo" in the business.

"My last tweet for the day. Eddie Kingston is back. Good! He's my favorite promo in the business. Carry on," MVP wrote.

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My last tweet for the day. Eddie Kingston is back. Good! He's my favorite promo in the business. Carry on...

MVP also made his AEW in-ring return at All Out after his last match in January. He teamed up with Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin of The Hurt Syndicate to take on Ricochet and the Gates of Agony in a trios match, which the Syndicate ended up losing.

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Former AEW champion Eddie Kingston opened up about challenges before his return

Former AEW Continental Champion Eddie Kingston spoke about his blockbuster return at All Out in an exclusive backstage promo. He thanked people like HOOK and Homicide for helping him return.

“So about, what, a month ago, I’d say, I think a month ago, things weren’t really going too great on a mental level. I’m not gonna get too deep into it, you know what I mean? (...) 15 months was a long, hard journey, and without people like HOOK, without people like Ortiz, without people like my mentor Homicide, and others, I’m not going to mention all of y’all because, you know. But without them, I wouldn’t be here today. I wouldn’t be here still fighting, still living the dream of a nine-year-old kid from Yonkers, New York," Kingston revealed.

Fans will have to wait and see what's next for Eddie Kingston following his in-ring return at All Out.