5 Shocking names that could end Kurt Angle's career at WrestleMania 35
With WrestleMania 35 hitting our screens in just 24 days, WWE will be looking to lay all cards on the table on this turbulent road to the visual extravaganza.
Whether it be Becky Lynch's relentless to reach the top or Kofi Kingston's undying determination to prove the management wrong, this year's WrestleMania 35 promises to be an epic ride with a fine blend of wrestling and entertainment.
Considering that Monday Night Raw and SmackDown Live have picked up pace in the past few weeks, Kurt Angle's recent address on WWE's flagship show has accumulated a lot of curiosity and attention.
The WWE Hall of Famer openly stated his intention of retiring at The Grandest Stage of Them All, and while we are not sure who will stack the deck against The Olympic Gold Medalist, this could be a legitimate opportunity for WWE to pull off something special.
Regardless of the fact that names like The Undertaker and John Cena have been thrown by the internet wrestling community to retire Angle, some shocking decisions lately on both brands have coerced the WWE Universe to feel that anything could happen this year at the Show of Shows.
Since the former WWE Champion is now on his farewell tour before he finally slugs it out at The Showcase of the Immortals, who will be willing to drop his name in the hat to face the Olympian one last time?
Here are the 5 shocking names that could end Kurt Angle's career at WrestleMania 35.
#1 Dolph Ziggler
It's a damn shame that despite being so versatile between the ropes for the last 14 years, Dolph Ziggler has never reached his full potential in the WWE.
While he may be out on a hiatus, there's a genuine possibility that The Show-Off could tussle it out with the WWE Hall of Famer in a jam-packed MetLife Stadium this year.
Both the Superstars have locked horns before in Saudi Arabia with the former World Champion getting the better off the Olympic Gold Medalist to advance further in the WWE World Cup tournament.
Moreover, Ziggler has never had a singles match at the Grandest Stage of Them All. Considering that Vince McMahon's billion dollar company would be looking to secure his services for the future, pushing him as the ideal opponent for Angle at WrestleMania seems possible.