“The Heartbreak Kid” still has regrets to this day about coming out of retirement back in 2018.

WWE Hall Of Fame legend Shawn Michaels recently spoke with the New York Post for an interview, during which he admitted he still regrets his decision to come out of retirement to work the infamously bad tag-team match alongside Triple H against The Undertaker and Kane at the WWE Crown Jewel pay-per-view in Saudi Arabia.

Featured below is an excerpt from the new interview where HBK touches on this topic.

“I do. I had no idea that from Mark’s standpoint he was looking at it as that might be one he could walk away on. That’s something that I think to myself now, ‘oh my goodness I wish that I’d have known that. For me it was [fun]. It was just a chance to be with my buddies. All I can do is apologize to the guys. I think people have always been kind of confused with my peace and joy with the way I did things and that somehow there should be something nagging at me, something left unfinished. I think it’s hard for people to not always see me as Shawn Michaels and I see the entire picture and I know the guy who started as a 200-pound guy that wasn’t supposed to make it. So for me, I compare that to what I did get the opportunity to do and it’s hard not to be happy about that.”

Check out the complete interview at NYPost.com.

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