TJ Wilson (Tyson Kidd): NXT Used To Be A Super-Indie With WWE Production, It Was Awesome
The former Tyson Kidd speaks about the old NXT.
The former Tyson Kidd speaks about the old NXT.
Before Tyson Kidd’s in-ring career came to an end in 2015, he was a major part in building up the NXT brand once it came to fruition in 2012. Kidd has been involved in of the most critically acclaimed matches that took place in the early stages of NXT, including the Fatal Four Way NXT Championship Match at NXT Takeover: Fatal 4-Way that included Adrian Neville, Sami Zayn, and Tyler Breeze.
NXT recently transitioned to NXT 2.0, a product that focuses less on in-ring work and more on being sports entertainment. In a new interview with the Dropkick Podcast, Wilson spoke about the recent changes to the product.
“I guess where people don’t like the change is that now NXT feels like it’s gone back to being developmental. It’s still its own brand but it has more of a developmental feel [as compared] to a couple of years ago where it was a super-indie with WWE production. It was awesome.”
Elsewhere in the interview, Wilson spoke about the tag team of Sasha Banks and Naomi. Click here to see his comments.
Wilson also spoke on Ronda Rousey’s current run in WWE. Click here to read more.
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