Richard of gXp writes, "Simply put, Kurt Angle is a “Wrestling God”! The man is a born sports entertainer. And he showed that he is still at the top of his game during this match. He can still go on all eight cylinders. Of course, just because this is the first time that he has set foot in a WWE ring in 11 years doesn’t mean that he has 11 years’ worth of ring rust. For the better part of the past decade he was a main event player over at TNA – Total Non-Stop Action (now Impact Wrestling) and he delivered some of the best matches of his career there. He’s also competed over in New Japan Pro Wrestling, Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide, Revolution Pro Wrestling, What Culture Pro Wrestling and other independent promotions over the past 11 years, proving that he was still one of the elite wrestlers to ever step foot in a ring. But his return to in-ring action in a WWE ring is his wrestling career coming full circle."
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