Kemo
07-21-2019, 04:21 PM
WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle hosted a Q&A session on his official Facebook page recently. In the session, Angle answered questions on the Extreme Rules 2019 pay-per-view, the upcoming Raw reunion, and Chris Jericho.
According to Kurt Angle, this year’s Extreme Rules event was one of the better PPVs’ in recent memory and all of the matches on the show were great. In terms of ratings, Angle gave Extreme Rules an A- or B+. The Hall of Famer also felt that The Undertaker did a great job in keeping up with Roman Reigns, Shane McMahon, and Drew McIntyre.
Discussing the upcoming Raw Reunion, The former Raw General Manager claimed that he is certainly excited to see new and old faces together on Raw and claimed that it is going to be a special night.
Kurt Angle also recalled how he and Chris Jericho worked together for a bit when the former was in the initial stages of his WWE career in 2000. Angle noted that he and Y2J had some stellar matches and that Jericho helped him a lot.
Angle further professed that he wished to wrestle Jericho a lot more when the Olympian came on his own in 2002 and after. Unfortunately, though, Angle didn’t got the chance to wrestle Chris much after 2000 but he praised the All Elite Wrestling star by billing him as one of the best and most consistent superstars in history.
According to Kurt Angle, this year’s Extreme Rules event was one of the better PPVs’ in recent memory and all of the matches on the show were great. In terms of ratings, Angle gave Extreme Rules an A- or B+. The Hall of Famer also felt that The Undertaker did a great job in keeping up with Roman Reigns, Shane McMahon, and Drew McIntyre.
Discussing the upcoming Raw Reunion, The former Raw General Manager claimed that he is certainly excited to see new and old faces together on Raw and claimed that it is going to be a special night.
Kurt Angle also recalled how he and Chris Jericho worked together for a bit when the former was in the initial stages of his WWE career in 2000. Angle noted that he and Y2J had some stellar matches and that Jericho helped him a lot.
Angle further professed that he wished to wrestle Jericho a lot more when the Olympian came on his own in 2002 and after. Unfortunately, though, Angle didn’t got the chance to wrestle Chris much after 2000 but he praised the All Elite Wrestling star by billing him as one of the best and most consistent superstars in history.