Tyson Kidd reflects on his transition from wrestler to WWE producer
Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 23, 2026, 7:00 PM
Last updated Aug 23, 2026
Tyson Kidd, formerly known as TJ Wilson, discussed his shift from in-ring performer to producer at WWE after a career-ending injury in 2015. On 'Busted Open Radio,' he acknowledged that while he found coaching challenging without the ability to demonstrate techniques, the role is fulfilling. Kidd credited fellow wrestlers Nic Nemeth and Seth Rollins for their support during his adjustment. He expressed confidence in sharing fresh ideas as a producer, emphasizing the importance of collaboration with his peers in WWE.
- •Tyson Kidd suffered a career-ending injury during a match in 2015.
- •He has found coaching as a producer to be a challenging yet rewarding experience.
- •Kidd credited Nic Nemeth and Seth Rollins for their guidance during his transition.
- •He emphasizes the importance of collaboration and fresh ideas in his production role.
- 7:00 PMWrestling Inc — Former WWE Star Tyson Kidd Reflects On Transition From Wrestler To Producer
"In 2015, Tyson Kidd was forced to move into a producer role for WWE, and he recently credited two wrestlers for helping him get the hang of the position.
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