Samoa Joe Calls Tyson Kidd's Injury His Biggest Regret

Samoa Joe has reflected on the tragic incident involving Tyson Kidd, who suffered a severe spinal cord injury from Joe's Muscle Buster move during a dark match in June 2015, leading to Kidd's retirement from wrestling. In a recent interview, Joe expressed that this event remains his biggest regret, emphasizing that he didn't feel anything was wrong at the time and only realized the seriousness of the situation when he saw Kidd's tag team partner's concern. Joe praised Kidd's passion for wrestling and acknowledged that the WWE is fortunate to have him as a producer despite his in-ring absence. He also confirmed that he has avoided using the Muscle Buster since the incident out of respect for Kidd. Joe's reflections highlight the emotional weight and responsibility wrestlers carry regarding the safety of their colleagues in the ring. Overall, the incident serves as a reminder of the risks involved in professional wrestling and the lasting impact of such injuries on both performers and the industry.