10 Times Wrestlers Visibly Corpsed On WWE TV
10 times talents were caught out corpsing on TV
7. Cody Rhodes After Triple H Asks Where Kofi Kingston's Jamaican Accent Went
When Kofi Kingston defeated Daniel Bryan at WrestleMania 35, he became the first African-born individual to win the prestigious WWE Championship.
Which is why it makes perfect sense that, when he debuted for WWE, he was billed as being from… Jamaica.
To be fair to WWE, Kofi himself was using the Jamaican gimmick on the indies before signing with the company. He ran with the character, accent and all, for almost two years before dropping any connection to the island nation.
But Triple H remembers. Triple H always remembers.
In a segment building up to Bragging Rights 2009, Kingston got on the mic to try and pull together his disorganised team. He finished his pep talk with, “Any questions?”, which was a bad idea as The Game then asked him, “Aren’t you supposed to be Jamaican?”
Kofi sold this like he had just had his biggest secret revealed on live TV, but this may or may not be some stellar acting. However, look out for Cody Rhodes in the background, chuckling away like there’s no tomorrow.
