WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle has revealed new details ... as a high-profile presence at UFC events. However, Angle had just signed with TNA Wrestling and was told by White that he could not ...

While Angle is most known for his time in WWE, more seasoned fans of pro wrestling are also familiar with Kurt Angle’s run in TNA from 2006 to 2016. This era of Kurt Angle’s career generates mixed ...

Angle pointed to his time in TNA Wrestling from 2006-2016, saying he feels his TNA run was better than the work he did in WWE. “I always get, ‘You know, Kurt Angle would have been the best of ...

During a recent appearance on the “Busted Open Radio” podcast, Kurt Angle discussed his tenure in TNA Wrestling. The WWE Hall of Famer shared why he feels his performances there were better than his ...

according to Kurt Angle on "The Kurt Angle Show," the six-sided ring was part of TNA's identity, and taking the unique design away ultimately hurt the promotion. "TNA is identified by having a six ...

Kurt Angle says Frankie Kazarian could have been a huge star for TNA Wrestling but they didn’t capitalize on what they had. During a new episode of The Kurt Angle Podcast on AdFreeShows.com ...

Brock Lesnar was once interested in crossing the line and making appearances for TNA Wrestling, according to Kurt Angle. Kurt Angle and Brock Lesnar's pro wrestling careers were once synonymous with ...

Kurt Angle says Brock Lesnar was willing to go to TNA, but they couldn’t afford him. In the early 2000s, Angle and Lesnar were two of WWE’s top stars. They memorably clashed at WrestleMania 19 ...

Kurt Angle names the TNA wrestlers he would have brought with him to WWE for an invasion angle. The WCW Invasion angle from 2001 was often seen as a lost opportunity in the world of professional ...

RELATED: 10 Things Fans Should Know About Kurt Angle's TNA Run Despite the allure of testing his legitimate skills in the UFC, Angle went on to do smart business and signed with the WWE. He debuted in ...

Kurt Angle recently did an interview with The New York Post where he discusses, among other things, wrestlers using his moves in WWE while he is in TNA. Here is a quote from the interview ...