On the June 29th SmackDown (recorded on Tuesday 26th) Tyson Kidd got a surprising victory over Jack Swagger in a Money in the Bank qualifying match. A win over 'The All American American' is rarely big news but it was in this case: Kidd is one of the few members of the roster who loses more often than Vickie Guerrero's client.

On Monday's RAW Kidd notched up a far more impressive victory when he beat Tensai. That's an honour previously reserved only for megastar John Cena.

Two wins over far bigger opponents higher up the pecking order, one of whom has only ever been booked to lose to established headline talent (unless of course you choose to remember his time as Prince Albert and A-Train) and a spot in a Money in the Bank ladder match. It appears we may have a Tyson Kidd push on our hands.

The closest Kidd has come to a featured spot on the roster before was when he was working as one half of the Hart Dynasty. That was a group consisting of Kidd, son of the British Bulldog David Hart Smith and Kidd’s girlfriend Natalya. It was a hollow attempt by WWE to continue “the Hart legacy.” When it was realised that a push would need to be coupled with the act in order to make fans care about them the writing team lost interest. Gang was split and Kidd quickly found himself working enjoyable but ultimately meaningless matches on Superstars.