10 Best Teenage Wrestlers In The Business

9. Tyson Kidd

The legendary Hart family is an extended one for a reason, with the number of people who€™ve married into it over the years. However, T.J. Wilson, wrestling as Tyson Kidd, was thought of as family long before he married his childhood sweetheart Nattie Neidhart (the daughter of Jim €˜the Anvil Neidhart and Stu Hart€™s daughter Ellie). A school friend of Edward €˜Teddy Hart€™ Annis (the son of B.J. Annis and Georgia Hart), Wilson became friends with Harry Smith (the son of Davey Boy Smith, the British Bulldog, and Diana Hart), becoming a fixture at the Hart house from the age of ten. He would become one of the final graduates of the infamous Dungeon, and debuted in a tag team match at Stampede Wrestling with Teddy Hart and his brother Matt and Harry Smith. That debut took place two weeks after his fifteenth birthday. The following year, he had what was technically his first appearance for the WWF when he worked a house show in Calgary at the age of sixteen, wrestling another tag team match with his old friends, and here€™s a snippet of a match for Stampede at the annual Rockyford Rodeo from what we€™re told is the same year, 1996: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evqhTDIukaQ Wilson would go on to wrestle in Japan and half the rest of the world before the WWE finally came knocking again in 2006. He€™d wrestle in their developmental leagues before being called up with Harry Smith as the Hart Dynasty in 2009. When he finally made that main roster debut, he was already a fourteen year veteran at the age of twenty-eight. Often called the best technical wrestler in WWE, Tyson Kidd has never really been given an opportunity to really show what he can do - his character work, in particular, is excellent considering the lack of time he€™s been given on the mic. If he returns to the ring in good enough shape, Kidd could still become one of the standout stars on the WWE roster.