By James Caldwell, Torch assistant editor

ABC Ch. 4 in Pittsburgh posted a lengthy amount of raw footage from Kurt Angle's impromptu press conference with local reporters yesterday after Angle was cleared of any wrongdoing related to domestic violence with ex-girlfriend Trenesha Biggers. The following are some of the new revelations from Angle - from his side of the story.

-- Angle claims he tried to file a PFA against Biggers in Florida where they work for TNA, which led to Angle's promo on Women's Rights. "I tried to file a PFA in Florida, but it says women can file a PFA, but - in parenthesis - 'men on occasion.' I think that's completely unfair. I think if women want Women's Rights - which I agree with - I think men should deserve the same, especially with PFAs. Because women, in a lot of instances, are a lot more aggressive than men. And men always get the bad end of the stick."

-- Angle claims Biggers tried to "extort" $50,000 from him when they were at work two days after she claims Angle injured her. Angle said there was no proof of an injury. Angle said he will file a lawsuit against Biggers if she tries to "spread any more lies" against him.

-- Angle claims he tried to call the police after the alleged physical altercation took place on August 6. "I tried to call the police. She took the phone out of my hand and slammed the phone on the ground. She broke my phone and I don't have a home phone. This whole thing was concocted. This whole thing was a lie."

-- Angle talked about the signed document yesterday agreeing to acknowledge there was an incident that took place: "Both agreed - not just Trenesha Biggers - there was physicality. On TV, I heard today they claimed that she filed to make sure there was...uh. I also want to agree there was physicality because she took the phone and slammed it to the ground."

-- Biggers testified in court on Tuesday, but Angle did not testify. "There was no evidence of domestic violence," said Angle's attorney. "She says this violent altercation occurred, but if this terribly violent incident had occurred, there would be some injuries."

-- Angle claims Biggers wanted a reality show based on the incident, "but now it's shot."

-- Angle says he was nervous waiting for the judge to make a decision. "Sitting in there, the longer it went, the more nervous I got because I thought, 'We definitely have this, I know I'm innocent. But, the longer it went, the more nervous it got."

-- Angle's attorney talked about what "victory" meant for Angle's side. "That is not what this was about today - that domestic violence was able to be done. It was not done. That was our point that he did not do those things to her."

Link: VIDEO: Angle speaks with reporters yesterday. Angle's attorney is easily identifiable as the woman to his right who appears to be totally enamored with Angle smiling at him every two seconds. Angle also breaks down crying on three separate occasions. "It seems like every time I get in front of a camera, I cry," he said.

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