Comments on: The Angle Diaries: TNA In Japan, IFL, Brock Lesnar & More

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By: joey

joey — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 18:32:47 +0000

kurt and brock should fight mma

By: Nakul Dev

Nakul Dev — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 14:08:22 +0000

ITS NONSENCE TO SAY KURT USES ROIDS WITHOUT ANY PROOF,HE IS A OLYMPIC GOLD MED. LETS NOT FORGET THAT,HE CAN OUT WRESTLE ANY MMA STAR OF TODAY,IF HE MOVES TO MMA HE COULD BECOME NEXT ‘MARK COLEMAN’.

By: clint

clint — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 07:34:24 +0000

kurt angle is the biggest steroid user out there. he is a chris benoit in the making. i just hope that dana white makes curt take random roid tests before he converts. he was kicked out of wwe and his relationship with tna isnt the best. it wouldnt suprise me if curt windes up without a job and crawling to dana for a job. roid use is cheating

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By: Ariel Helwani

Ariel Helwani — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 20:23:09 +0000

Oh and yes I do think TNA has tried and will continue to try and sign Sapp. However, he may be a tad too expensive for them. Also, according to The Observer WWE is still very interested in him.

As for the supposed BS…I think this is the most honest Kurt has ever been in an interview while discussing the subject of MMA.

By: oo718oo

oo718oo — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 19:48:51 +0000

let me tell you.

im sure theres a certain level of bullshit to this interview and a certain amount of honesty.

where that line is i dont know.

but a great listen.

By: Ariel Helwani

Ariel Helwani — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 18:55:34 +0000

I am actually surprised that wrestling organizations don’t try and go after more amateur stars. Seems like it would be a natural fit.

As for Karam, the man is jacked and has a great look. I have never heard him on the mic though. Is he good? Can he speak English fluently? Even if he doesn’t speak that well I can’t imagine someone not wanting to give him a shot. Perhaps he isn’t interested in pro wrestling. As you mentioned, he did have a rough debut in MMA but I would be surprised if he quit after one loss.

By: MMATNAFAN

MMATNAFAN — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 16:21:33 +0000

Do you think TNA will try again to sign Sapp, being that Pro’s vs. Joe’s has both Sapp and Kurt as Pro’s for the upcoming season? I agree that Barnett would be a risk for TNA. I’m a huge TNA fan, nevertheless the keep blowing some great opprotunities.

I have another question what are your thoughts on Karam Gaber as a pro wrestler? I believe he would be great with the proper training. I do realize he had a poor performance in his first and only MMA fight. However, I think he has tremendous charisma to be a pro wrestler.

By: Ariel Helwani

Ariel Helwani — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 04:51:26 +0000

TNA has actually tried to go that shoot-fighter route by attempting to sign the likes of Bob Sapp, Daniel Puder and Shamrock (remember Shamrock was the first ever TNA champ so he does have a history there).

Unfortunately for them, all those deals fell through. Anyhow, I think they missed the boat with those story lines. It would have been fresh when he first came to TNA but not as much today.

Barnett would be interesting though but I doubt they have enough funds to match his offer. Plus, he doesn’t have much name value in the US.