Kofi Kingston's Super Bowl Heartbreak: Raw in Seattle

On March 9th, WWE superstar Kofi Kingston is speaking out after his team, the New England Patriots lost Super Bowl 60 to the Seattle Seahawks.

As a die-hard Patriots fan, he's upset that Monday night RAW is set for Seattle on March 9th, just a month after the heartbreak.

Kingston attended the big game in person alongside fellow wrestler Seth Rollins.

The Patriots managed only 13 points, with quarterback Drake May facing six acts, two interceptions, and a fumble.

Kingston vented his frustration on social media, blaming RAW General Manager Adam Purse for booking the show in the same city.

He called the decision insensitive, given his fresh emotional wounds from the defeat.

On the field, Seattle's Kenneth Walker III earned Super Bowl MVP honors, rushing for 135 yards on 27 carries, and adding two catches for 27 yards.

Sam Darnell threw for 202 yards and a touchdown pass to AJ Barner, securing the Seahawks second Super Bowl win over New England.

Kingston now faces a tough mindset shift ahead of his match, coming off a loss to Javon Evans on the February 23rd RAW.

With the Seattle crowd likely fired up, he'll need to channel that energy his way.