Various: Tyson Kidd on Samoa Joe, 205 Live Events Cancelled, Indies

Tyson Kidd on Samoa Joe and Any Lingering Animosity

During last week’s episode of Total Divas, Natalya was worried that Lana’s recent attempts to get Tyson Kidd to train her would cause Kidd to feel upset at his own in-ring wrestling career being over.

When asked a question by a fan on Twitter recently, Kidd stated he does not hold any animosity towards Samoa Joe for the injury he suffered in 2015, which ended his career as a wrestler.

I have zero animosity with Samoa Joe. I found him my first day back at WWE after my injury and we had a very good heart to heart. I wish him nothing but the best https://t.co/LpVSnGeoYQ

— TJ Wilson (@TJWilson) February 2, 2018

WWE Cancels More 205 Live Events

As previously reported, WWE started touring with the 205 Live brand last month. Of the initial three events scheduled, one was cancelled due to low ticket sales and the other events had both Matt Hardy and Bray Wyatt added to the cards to help boost sales.

WWE has now cancelled all of the planned 205 Live events for March in California, according to the Wrestling Observer. However, Meltzer reported that the company still has plans to continue their experiment with the 205 Live brand touring later this year.

Indie Wrestling News & Notes

Stardom announced they will be hosting two matches for Ring of Honor’s Women of Honor tournament at their February 24th show in Osaka, Japan. The two matches are Mayu Iwatani versus HZK and Kagetsu versus Jenny Rose.

SoCal Pro Wrestling announced both Penta 0M and Juventud Guerrera will be appearing at their upcoming 11th anniversary show on April 14th in Oceanside, California.

Similar to Impact Wrestling, AAA recently launched their own 24/7 streaming service on their official Twitch channel.