where he is asked about his peers and other influential figures in wrestling.
KURT ANGLE has revealed Stone Cold Steve Austin ‘carried’ him during some of the Olympian’s early matches in wrestling. Angle joined the WWF in 1999, debuting at the Survivor Series, just over three years after winning Olympic Gold in Atlanta. Within a year Kurt had won every singles title going amid a huge push out of the gate and is now regarded as one of the greatest of all time,coach outlet store. However, in the first edition of Hooked on co-edited by SunSport man Rob McNichol, Kurt admits to been ‘green’ at the start of his pro career, and credits Austin for making him look good. Kurt revealed: “I wrestled him in my first year in the business, and I knew nothing. Austin carried me through every match that we had. “He changed the face of wrestling. It went from Hogan to Austin,louis vuitton handbags. “He was the head of the Attitude Era and changed the way people looked at wrestling. Nobody entertained better than Austin. “But what people don’t always realise is that he was just as good a wrestler in the ring as he was as an entertainer outside the ring. “One of the most underrated wrestlers – not entertainers, but wrestlers – in the history of professional wrestling.”TNA main eventer Kurt appears in a feature in the magazine known as P2P,louis vuitton uk, where he is asked about his peers and other influential figures in wrestling. Surprisingly,cheap christian louboutin, Kurt had some warm words for Triple H, the heir apparent in WWE – calling him “the best mind in the business.”Kurt added: “As far as being a wrestler and a creative guy. He’s really good for the sport. “He was one of the best when he wrestled,Mulberry sale, he could be serious,Mulberry uk, he could be funny. In the ring,christian louboutin shoes, he was a killer,louis vuitton bags. “As someone booking the show, he knows what to do,Mulberry outlet. I would say he is one of the best leaders I’ve ever been in the ring with,ugg boots sale.”Kurt also refers to Brock Lesnar as “inhuman” and Jeff Hardy as “mysterious” in part one of the interview, available to read now. Hooked On wrestling – featuring interviews with Edge and Kurt Angle – is available online only for just 99p from
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