Simply amazing.

**Xero** · 09-25-2006, 04:51 PM

First, Angle was basically fired, it wasn't his idea. He wanted to stay (may have wanted a raise as well, not sure on that), but the WWE had to push him out for two main things: personal issues and his health.

Besides, how do YOU know he's NOT broken down? You've never heard of someone without quit? Just because someone says their fine doesn't mean they are (and vice-verca).

Your "doctor" point is rediculous, because the WWE obviously had good reason to release him FOR HIS OWN GOOD. You don't think they didn't get medical advice before they even considered it? You don't think that with a broken neck and not taking the safe surgery, which he should have a few years ago, that he's not addicted to pain killers? Fuck, he was shooting Morphine back in the olympics.

This man is broken down. Just because you want to believe that he isn't isn't going to make it true. He's run for basically six years at full throttle and has worked through most of his injuries, injuring himself further. He's desperate to be the best, and that is what's killing him, his will is.

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09-25-2006, 04:51 PM	#3
Xero He's Here Posts: 60,735	First, Angle was basically fired, it wasn't his idea. He wanted to stay (may have wanted a raise as well, not sure on that), but the WWE had to push him out for two main things: personal issues and his health. Besides, how do YOU know he's NOT broken down? You've never heard of someone without quit? Just because someone says their fine doesn't mean they are (and vice-verca). Your "doctor" point is rediculous, because the WWE obviously had good reason to release him FOR HIS OWN GOOD. You don't think they didn't get medical advice before they even considered it? You don't think that with a broken neck and not taking the safe surgery, which he should have a few years ago, that he's not addicted to pain killers? Fuck, he was shooting Morphine back in the olympics. This man is broken down. Just because you want to believe that he isn't isn't going to make it true. He's run for basically six years at full throttle and has worked through most of his injuries, injuring himself further. He's desperate to be the best, and that is what's killing him, his will is.