Former WWE superstar makes a shocking revelation about having encyclopedia knowledge of wrestling

In a talk session with Chris Van Vliet, TJ Wilson talks over various subjects related to his life.

Former WWE superstar makes a shocking revelation about having encyclopedia knowledge of wrestling

WWE Superstar (via X)

The world of professional wrestling has been blessed with a lot of brilliant minds. Tyson Kidd (born TJ Wilson) is one of them who was last seen in the ring with Samoa Joe. In a recent talk session with Chris Van Vliet, he claimed that he has a superb memory. However, when it comes to wrestling he has an encyclopedia level of knowledge about it.

Chris compared his memory to the Rain Man levels, which made TJ chuckle. He then talked at length about it. To quote him:

I have a phenomenal memory but, when it comes to wrestling, it's like extra for some reason I don't know why.
YouTube video

Chris further encouraged him by stating how many claim that he can tell finishes of the matches that happened 27 years ago. Tyson was elated to hear about it.

FS Video

He explained that if the match meant something to him, then he would remember it. The final graduate of the Hart Dungeon had to step out of the ring after suffering a serious spinal cord injury back in 2017. Since then, he has been working as a producer alongside guys like Jamie Noble, Adam Pearce, Jason Jordan, Michael Hayes, Petey Williams, and many others for WWE.

TJ Wilson talks about the possibility of his comeback and about inducting his wife into the Hall of Fame

TJ Wilson recently shared the space with Chris Van Vliet. His talk session touched on various topics spanning from his in-ring acumen to the possibility of him making a comeback in the wrestling ring. For those who don’t know, Wilson last wrestled with Samoa Joe. He took the devastating finisher Muscle Buster which caused him spinal complications. This eventually forced him to retire.

TJ Wilson
TJ Wilson (via Wrestling News)

While speaking with Vliet, he told him how professional wrestling is about “never say never” and he is so proud of Natalya’s flourishing career, to quote him:

I know they say "never say never" but I've said never for the past 8 years. I'm very proud of Nattie's career, having the most matches in WWE and adding to that. You can't manufacture that.

Lastly, Wilson burst into a laugh when Chris talked about the style of hair that he sported. He asked him to tell it’s name. Wilson called it the Charlie Brown Hair. It was one of those talk sessions, filled with various shades of emotions. While fans don’t see Wilson in the ring anymore, and even his responses seem to indicate that he doesn’t intend to as well, they see the quality of his work as he produces fabulous matches.

In case you missed: