At WWE Royal Rumble 2011, John Cena and Hornswoggle teamed up to deliver back-to-back AAs.
The man on the receiving end?
TJ Wilson (Tyson Kidd).
"I loved it," Wilson recalled on Counted Out with Mike & Tyler. "Hornswoggle has talked about it in his book. When they broke it down to me, I was like, ‘Okay, no problem.’ If I’m not going to win the Rumble and I’m not going to be an Iron Man -- I didn’t expect to win, but I would have liked to last like 30 minutes just so it gives me something, but if I’m not in line for either of those things, how can I make a moment? When they were laying it out, it was kind of left to myself, Cena, and Swoggle to put together. I can’t remember if it was John or Swoggle who asked if I would be cool if Swoggle gave me the AA as well. I was like, ‘Yeah, that’s no problem.’ ‘You sure?’ ‘Yeah, no problem.’ In my mind, I was thinking, ‘Little do you guys know, what I’m going to try to do....’ Obviously, I know Cena is the horse pulling the wagon at that time, for sure, but what I’m going to try to do is sell Swoggle’s AA more than Cena’s AA. If I don’t then why are we doing this? If I’ve already been hit by Cena’s AA, Swoggle’s AA should hurt even more. I thought it was a great moment. I know Swoggle was very appreciative of it. He wrote about it in very kind terms in his book, just how happy I was for him and that I was totally down for anything, and I was. I wanted to make a moment. Honswoggle is a friend of mine and John Cena is the biggest star in the company. It was pretty easy for me to do. I had no ego about it at all."
Wilson entered the Rumble at number 22 and lasted just 53 seconds.
Elsewhere during the interview, Wilson recalled advice he got from Cena in FCW. You can find his full comments by clicking here.
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