Kurt Angle Believes He’d Be the Greatest Of All Time If He Didn’t Leave WWE In 2006

9/27/2023 1:23 PM

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Kurt Angle Believes He’d Be the Greatest Of All Time If He Didn’t Leave WWE In 2006

Kurt Angle Believes He’d Be the Greatest Of All Time If He Didn’t Leave WWE In 2006

September 27, 2023 1:23 PM
Kurt Angle Believes He’d Be the Greatest Of All Time If He Didn’t Leave WWE In 2006

Does Angle have a point?

In 2006, Kurt Angle made the decision to part ways with WWE. Angle then went on a successful run in TNA, before returning to WWE in 2017.

Angle would discuss leaving WWE in 2006 on his podcast, and Angle believes that if he didn’t depart WWE in 2006, he would be considered “the greatest of all time”:

“This is a really, really difficult question because I don’t regret going to TNA. I absolutely love TNA. I’d love my 11 years there. You know, I probably would have stayed if the money didn’t run out, but I knew it was my time to go back to WWE and I wanted to finish my career where I started. But when I go back, the one thing I would love to change is I wish I didn’t get injured so much because that’s what caused my painkiller problem and then my painkiller problem caused me to leave the WWE because I felt like if I wasn’t gonna leave, I was gonna end up doing something pretty bad, which was overdose on painkillers. So I thought it was right for me to leave, but if I wouldn’t have left the WWE and I would have wrestled there 20 straight years, I really believe to this day I’d be the greatest of all time.”

What do you make of Angle’s comments? Let us know in the comments below.

(h/t to WrestlingNews.co for the transcription)

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