
WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle will continue to work as a producer for WWE, despite competing in his “farewell match” at Wrestlemania. In an interview to Wrestling Inc last week, Angle talked about his future with the professional wrestling brand. “I signed a five-year deal with WWE. I’m going to do some part-time – if they need me in front of the TV, maybe managerial, where I would be managing some wrestlers,” he said.
“But the most important thing is I’m going to be a producer. I’m going to help the wrestlers with their technique,” he added.
He further said: “I’m going to help them structure their matches. It’s something I’m very good at. I thought I’d be able to contributor the company [in that role].”
Speaking on his previous role as general manager on Raw, he said: “Being a General Manager is harder than wrestling, it really is.”
“You’re involved in every storyline and there’s so much to remember, it just gets confusing. I carried that role as good as I could, I thought I did okay at it,” he added.
Angle lost to Baron Corbin in his farewell match at the Show of Shows earlier this month.