I don't know that that hand singlehandedly PROVES anything, but it's a valid piece of the puzzle. If this guy has the best hand EVERY time he puts money in on the river (excluding failed bluffs, which should also be easy to spot), that's something. And if he's never calling on the river with the worst hand, that means something too.
You can't play for very long without having a second best hand on the river. It's just part of the game.
Back to the hand above.... I actually think you could use that as a case against this guy being able to see your hole cards. I mean, if he really could see his opponent's hole cards, would he want to make it "obvious" by making plays like that? Why not fold and wait for a more reasonable spot, or grind your opponent down gradually?
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