enviousdominous
Behold my diction
I'm voting for Kurt Angle, read on if you really want to be bored out of your skull.
I don't have much passion for this match, either man could win and it would make me happy. Being that it's pro-wrestling, the bookers might want to keep continuity in mind when putting this one into a script.
I remember when Kurt Angle's career was being pre-heated by a dork named Ken Shamrock; Ken Shamrock had a pretty fucked up career but one moment stands out with me. Ken Shamrock had The Undertaker in the ankle lock at Backlash in 1999, and Undie sold that ankle lock like his balls were being eaten from the inside by botflies. The Undertaker was screaming, and (check it for yourself) about to tap when Bradshaw came to the ring to interfere.
I know, I know, Ken Shamrock is basically dead to pro-wrestling and fuck me for using him as an example on behalf of Kurt Angle. I'm just saying, it's not difficult to imagine Kurt Angle earning the same spot. I just feel that Angle eventually evolved into the character that Shamrock was, and that version of Angle hasn't (to my knowledge) faced the dead man.
Angle is at Mike Tyson levels of insanity with his ferocity, and The Undertaker proved that he can be beaten by that kind of tactic. If you're still awake, know that I voted for Kurt Angle.
I don't have much passion for this match, either man could win and it would make me happy. Being that it's pro-wrestling, the bookers might want to keep continuity in mind when putting this one into a script.
I remember when Kurt Angle's career was being pre-heated by a dork named Ken Shamrock; Ken Shamrock had a pretty fucked up career but one moment stands out with me. Ken Shamrock had The Undertaker in the ankle lock at Backlash in 1999, and Undie sold that ankle lock like his balls were being eaten from the inside by botflies. The Undertaker was screaming, and (check it for yourself) about to tap when Bradshaw came to the ring to interfere.
I know, I know, Ken Shamrock is basically dead to pro-wrestling and fuck me for using him as an example on behalf of Kurt Angle. I'm just saying, it's not difficult to imagine Kurt Angle earning the same spot. I just feel that Angle eventually evolved into the character that Shamrock was, and that version of Angle hasn't (to my knowledge) faced the dead man.
Angle is at Mike Tyson levels of insanity with his ferocity, and The Undertaker proved that he can be beaten by that kind of tactic. If you're still awake, know that I voted for Kurt Angle.