WWE 2K20 ratings: How Kofi Kingston has grown since WWE 2K19

Former WWE Champion Kofi Kingston was no way near his current WWE 2K overall ratings in 2K19. Last year, his overall rating was just 84, but now his rating is 90. This shows how much he has grown as a wrestler in just a year. Kofi Kingston's reign started when he won the WWE Championship for the first time at WrestleMania by defeating Daniel Bryan. By doing so, he also became the first African-born WWE Champion in history.  

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During his reign, Kofi Kingston successfully defended the title against the likes of Kevin Owens, Dolph Ziggler, Samoa Joe, and even the viper Randy Orton. In October, however, his 180-day reign came to a stop when Brock Lesnar defeated Kofi Kingston in only nine seconds to win the championship at the debut episode of SmackDown on FOX. He may not be a champion now, but during his time as the WWE champion, Kofi Kingston displayed his excellent skills and was a part of some great matches. He clearly deserves the overall rating he has this year. It should also be noted that if he was still the WWE champion, his WWE 2K20 rating would have been higher.

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WWE 2K20: Collector’s edition and DLC

The upcoming WWE game is being developed by Visual Concepts, and to be published by 2K Sports. WWE 2K20 is scheduled to release on October 22, 2019, for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Microsoft. The PC release date for the game is yet to be confirmed. The collector’s edition of the WWE game will be based on SmackDown’s 20th Anniversary which will feature the return of Chyna. Hulk Hogan and a young Rock will also feature in the collector’s edition. The game will also feature four DLC packs showcasing players fighting each other in a fictional realm with themed content. The first DLC pack is rumoured to revolve around The Fiend.

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