Where is Angle's career at?

[thelastcall]

I personally think he is at his peak at this point. It will wind down when he goes back to WWE and have a retirememnt match at one point or another

He sure is getting skinny though. Looks like a damn X division star

[Jared Jammer]

On the downside of his peak, but probably not far enough long to be considered "winding down".

[Slingshot Suplay]

he's wasting away at tna, when he could get so much more exposure in WWE, and better competition, mainly because TNA doesn't know how to successfully book a great feud without beating a dead horse.

[donners]

Just getting started?!

He was TNA's best wrestler last year, so he may be closer to the end than the start, but he's certainly still quality.

[WWE Trademarked My Name]

I would say he's around the last 5 years of his career, so the winding down point.

[thelastcall]

Feb 8, 2009 23:12:26 GMT -5 donners said:

Just getting started?!

He was TNA's best wrestler last year, so he may be closer to the end than the start, but he's certainly still quality.

You never know about this shit

Look at Hogan. Winning his first world title in the 1984 and then 2002

[Bobby Womack]

he already hit his peak and started to go downhill while he was in the wwe, so hes very near the end especially with his neck, but hes still one of the best still doing it

[Red Impact]

I think he has a few good years left, then a few more bad ones.

[nerdinitupagain]

If he's smart, he's got a 3-5 years left.

My biggest question though is if he does go back to WWE... will they still use the ECW edit of his theme without the You Suck parts???

[The Possum]

Feb 8, 2009 23:08:21 GMT -5 Jared Jammer said:

On the downside of his peak, but probably not far enough long to be considered "winding down".

Agreed.

[Krimzon]

His best days are clearly behind him, but the current Kurt Angle is still tons better than most others.

[Joekishi]

I think he's being wasted in TNA, in WWE I think he'd be better utilized and better booked against quality big names.

Seriously, I mean I'd even want to see him face off with Jack Swagger much more than AJ Styles or Joe.

[Clash, Never a Meter Maid]

Isn't his neck barely held together at this stage?

[Peeetah]

A shadow of his WWE self.

[jfpierce]

I must be watching a different Kurt Angle than the people who think he's wasting away in TNA. I'm sure he's not doing that great physically, but his wrestling has been consistently great. Better than what he was doing in ECW.

[Dolph Zalgo]

I wouldn't say "winding down" since that sounds too harsh. He was at his peak when he left WWE. He pretty much came across as one of the most dominant players in WWE, as a wrestling machine who made Randy Orton tap in 5 minutes or so. In TNA and Japan he still was big, but he is starting to slowly fade and he is no youngster anymore.

[Ryushinku]

Winding down, but he can still go better than almost all of the roster.

[crnau87]

The guy looks so natural now it aint funny.

[Cap'n Crud]

I think he's winding down but can still go at it quite well. And I hardly consider him to be wasting away in TNA. I would much rather watch the intense Main Event Mafia Kurt Angle than the big goof WWE had him being for years. Also he left WWE on his own accord so if he's "wasting away" it's by his own choice.

[WWE Trademarked My Name]

Feb 11, 2009 14:42:22 GMT -5 Cap'n Crud said:

I think he's winding down but can still go at it quite well. And I hardly consider him to be wasting away in TNA. I would much rather watch the intense Main Event Mafia Kurt Angle than the big goof WWE had him being for years. Also he left WWE on his own accord so if he's "wasting away" it's by his own choice.

Kurt was LONG past the goofball phase for the last few years of his WWE career.