Kurt Angle

Kurt Angle won the 1996 Freestyle Olympic Gold Medal in Atlanta, and thought there has been past Olympians in the WWE, Angle would become the first Gold Medalist to enter the organization. Angle would have the best rookie year in WWE history, winning the European, Intercontinental and World Heavyweight Title, while dazzling fans with his in ring ability and entertaining them with his goofy sense of humour.

Over time, Angle would ditch the comedic aspects of the character and would be a technical and vicious combatant, who no matter how the fans felt, always respected. Kurt Angle would win multiple titles in the WWE, main event many cards, and did it all with Intelligence, Intensity and Integrity. Oh, It’s True!

Should Kurt Angle be in the Hall of Fame?

Definitely put him in! - 95.9%

Maybe, but others deserve it first. - 0%

Probably not, but it wouldn't be the end of the world. - 0%

No opinion. - 0%

No way! - 4.1%

The Bullet Points

Other Aliases: None
Billed From: U.S.A. (Pittsburgh, PA)
Key Championships Held: WWF European
WWF Intercontinental
WWF/E World Heavyweight (4)
WCW World Heavyweight
WWF Hardcore
WCW United States
TNA World Heavyweight (5)
TNA World Tag Team (2) 1w/Sting, 1w/Samoa Joe
TNA X Division
WWF King of the Ring (2000)
Why they will get in: His six year tenure in the WWE eclipsed that of 99 percent of anyone who worked there.
Why they won't get in: His departure from the WWE was not a clean one.
Five Greatest Matches/Moments: 1.   Defeats the Rock for his first World Heavyweight Title at No Mercy (10/22/00)
2.   Beat “Stone Cold” Steve Austin for the WWF World Heavyweight Title (9/23/01)
3.   Wrestled three times at the King of the Ring, including pinning Shane McMahon in a Street Fight (6/23/02)
4.   Wrestled Brock Lesnar to a sixty minute Iron Man Classic on Smackdown (9/16/03)
5.   Beat Shawn Michaels in a Match of the Year candidate at Wrestlemania 21 (4/3/05)