Many helms Kurt Angle as the best technical wrestler of all-time. Mostly the Ruthless Aggression Era fans are his hardcore admirers who got to watch him compete in his prime. It has always been a pleasure to witness the in-ring abilities of the only Olympic Gold Medalist in the WWE or the pro-wrestling circuit.
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As we all know, Kurt Angle is no more an active in-ring athlete following Wrestlemania 35. He competed against Baron Corbin in his farewell match to come up short. It handed him the chance to brag about the accolade that he defeated a Hall of Famer in his retirement match at the biggest event of the year.
Following this, the veteran is not yet over with WWW stint. Rather he renewed his contract with the company to transition his character from an in-ring athlete to a backstage official. In case you don’t know, Kurt Angle has now become a producer. He will soon become playing the role on a regular basis for WWE shows and specific matches.
As per the reports from the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Kurt Angle is reportedly training for the next phase of his WWE career. You better not get excited for an in-ring return for him. This time around, he is learning the duties of a backstage producer in the WWE. These are the men who control the matches going inside the ring, both on TV and non-televised shows.
Check out more on Angle’s new role as stated by SportsKeeda.com,
“Furthermore, it’s being explained that in order to efficiently comprehend the myriad of aspects pertaining to the job of a WWE Producer, Angle is shadowing other Producers in the company. Nevertheless, further details on which brand/division Angle could be assigned to, or the amount of time he’d have to spend shadowing other producers; are yet to be revealed.”
Kurt Angle has a vast experience of wrestling since he is doing this for over two decades. So we certainly assume that he could take out the very best of an in-ring talent being a backstage producer. For now, the six-time world champion is enjoying his post-retirement phase with his family. He took Instagram handle to share a family picture hinting that he has dedicated this phase of his career to take care of his little ones.
