Samoa Joe names Tyson Kidd injury as ‘largest regret’ of his career

Nearly a decade after the accident that ended Tyson Kidd’s in-ring career, Samoa Joe is still sick over what happened. Kidd (TJ Wilson) suffered the career-ending spinal cord injury while taking a Muscle Buster from Joe in a WWE dark match in June 2015. Though it altered the course of his life, Kidd is lucky that he survived the injury and is not paralyzed. He remains with WWE as a producer and is highly praised for the work he does behind the scenes, especially helping agent matches for the women’s division. The injury was a freak accident, but Joe told Chris Van Vliet that it remains the biggest regret of his career. “To this day that probably remains the largest regret in my career,” Joe said on a new episode of Insight. “You know, just that that happened.” Van Vliet pointed out that there is nothing he could have done differently, but Joe doesn’t think that matters. “Yeah, but that doesn’t change things for Tyson,” Joe responded. “Doesn’t change things for a guy who is probably one of the most passionate