From thesun.com
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2003560001-2006450058,00.html
WWE fired Angle for a reason.
Kurt was a mental and physical wreck, relying heavily on painkillers and alienating a locker room and that used to love and idolise him.
WWE bosses were genuinely worried that if Angle failed to get help he would end up as the next Eddie Guerrero-style tragedy.
A spokesman told us: "We released Kurt Angle because we believed it was in the best interest of his personal health and well-being, as well as the best interest of the WWE."
Now we are no rehab experts but we guess TNA is not the best place to sort out your problems.
Indeed the reaction from many backstage in the WWE is not anger - although there is resentment at Kurt jumping to a rival - but genuine fear for his wellbeing.
If something bad happens to him in TNA, Dixie and Jeff are going to have a lot of explaining to do.
And, even if he holds up, we are doubtful whether Kurt will like it there that much.
Yes, he gets to prove himself in another environment and stick two fingers up at the man who fired him - but TNA's production values and professionalism are far from what he is used to.
Take a listen to that introductory video package again - we swear they call him KIRK Angle.