AEW wrestler Eddie Kingston has given fans a transparent glimpse into his rehabilitation, revealing new details about his efforts and outlook in his Eddie Kingston recovery from serious leg injury update. After suffering a major setback in May 2024 during a match for NJPW, Kingston’s journey back has been marked by intense determination and candid self-reflection.
Details of Kingston’s Injury and Rehabilitation
Kingston has not competed since sustaining multiple serious injuries, including a broken tibia, along with significant tears in his ACL and meniscus. The aftermath required complex surgery, followed by a demanding period of rehabilitation. This road to recovery has kept Kingston away from AEW programming for over a year, with his medical team estimating a possible return as late as June 2025, though the timeline remains uncertain and will depend on how his recovery progresses.
A Candid Look at the Road to Recovery
In a recent Instagram video, Kingston showed himself working intensely through physical therapy, embodying the grit and persistence he’s known for both inside and outside the ring. He pulled no punches in his caption, reflecting his characteristic straightforward persona and acknowledging the unpleasant realities of rehab.
“I tried to find some ‘motivational’ quote, but let’s be real—shit sucked and I hate doing it, but it has to be done,”
—Eddie Kingston, AEW Star
Fan Reactions and Looking Ahead
Kingston’s reputation for authenticity and emotional openness has always resonated with fans, and his current battle outside the ring has only deepened that connection. Many are watching his progress closely, hoping for a full and smooth recovery as he works to return to professional wrestling. The timeline for his comeback will remain flexible, based largely on updates from his doctors and Kingston’s own progress in rehabilitation. Eventually, fans, doctors, and AEW await the moment when Kingston’s return can become a reality, completing his long and strenuous journey on the road to recovery.
