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Kurt Angle, a legendary WWE Hall of Famer known for his remarkable achievements inside the wrestling ring, recently disclosed his favorite career segment during an episode of "The Kurt Angle Show." Surprisingly, his choice does not revolve around a particular match but rather an unforgettable encounter featuring the iconic "Stone Cold" Steve Austin.
In an emphatic declaration, Angle revealed, "I'm going to tell you this right now. It wasn't a wrestling segment. It was the milk truck!" While Angle and fellow Olympian Gable Steveson recreated this moment in December of the previous year, where they drenched Alpha Academy's Chad Gable and Otis in milk, nothing could surpass the sheer brilliance of the original occasion.
Kurt Angle Epic Twist
On that fateful August 20th in, 2001, the stage was set for an epic showdown between Angle, Austin, and The Alliance. Drawing inspiration from "The Texas Rattlesnake's" infamous beer truck incident, Angle put his twist on it, substituting beer for copious amounts of milk.
The sight of Angle soaking "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, Stephanie McMahon, and The Alliance with an avalanche of milk brought indescribable joy to the Olympic gold medalist. Reflecting on that extraordinary moment, Angle expressed, "Dousing down 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin and Stephanie McMahon with milk, and The Alliance, it was the best feeling in the world.
I was on cloud nine that night." This segment holds an extraordinary significance in Angle's heart, surpassing even the many championships and in-ring accomplishments he has earned throughout his illustrious career. Furthermore, it carries an additional weight as it involved a man with whom Angle shared numerous memorable moments.
"It was one of those things – you remember when Austin did the beer truck? It was the same thing," Angle passionately recalled. "It was an incredible moment, and the great thing was it was tied to 'Stone Cold.' " Amidst Kurt Angle's vast array of unforgettable experiences, his choice for the most incredible WWE segment he has ever participated in unequivocally centers around the monumental milk truck incident.
It stands as a testament to his admiration for Steve Austin and serves as a cherished memory that will forever hold a special place in the heart of this 11-time world champion.