It's been over five years since Kurt Angle had his retirement match at WrestleMania 35 and the WWE Hall of Famer is starting to question some creative decisions

Kurt Angle believes WWE could’ve done more with Baron Corbin. Earlier this month, Corbin confirmed that WWE would not be renewing his contract when it expired, ending his run with the company. Corbin had been with WWE since 2012, winning the United ...

On his way out of active competition, WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle put over Baron Corbin on the grand stage of WWE WrestleMania 35. Fast forward five years, Corbin will soon be departing WWE, as the company chose not to renew his contract.

Now that Baron Corbin’s WWE career is over, Kurt Angle feels “a little disappointed” that the company didn’t do more with Corbin after WrestleMania 35. Angle wrestled the final match of his career at that 2019 event,

Baron Corbin has heard about Kurt Angle’s recent comments regarding his release from WWE. During a recent interview, Angle revealed that it was “a little disappointing” that WWE didn’t do much with Corbin after he beat him in his retirement match at WrestleMania 35.

Baron Corbin defeated Kurt Angle at WrestleMania 35 in Angle's retirement match. Corbin entered into a feud with WWE Champion Seth Rollins after WrestleMania 35, but didn't win the title. Corbin was featured regularly on television throughout his WWE career, but never had a sustained presence in the title picture following his feud with Rollins.

After a career as an offensive lineman for the Indianapolis Colts and Arizona Cardinals of the NFL, the future star signed to the WWE under the NXT brand in 2012, which primarily develops emerging talent.

Baron Corbin, Tegan Nox and Indi Hartwell are leaving WWE, per Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful.com, who provided more information. Corbin confirmed the end of

WWE Hall-of-Famer Kurt Angle believes they wasted him doing the honors to Baron Corbin at WrestleMania 35 when they released […]

The company picked Baron Corbin to retire Kurt Angle at WrestleMania 35, something that’s never sat well with the Olympic gold medalist and WWE Hall of Famer. Their decision to move on from Corbin doesn’t help.

Though he’s widely regarded as one of the best professional wrestlers to ever live, Kurt Angle believes a portion of his career goes under-appreciated. While speaking with WrestleZone, Angle was asked if there’s something from his career that he feels deserves to be talked about more.