Despite His Debilitating Health, Kurt Angle Would “Love to Wrestle” Against 344 Lb WWE Monster, Who Reminds Him of Brock Lesnar

Kurt Angle fought his retiring match at WrestleMania 35. Everyone thought that The American Hero might be done with his in-ring career at WWE. But it looks like King Kurt may still have a little fight left in him.

King Kurt has recently expressed his wish to wrestle with a WWE giant if he was ever cleared for a final WrestleMania match.

Kurt Angle desires to go head-to-head with Braun Strowman

On the most recent episode of The Kurt Angle Show, The Olympic Gold Medalist revealed that he would love to wrestle The Mountain of a Man.

The WWE legend complimented the former Wyatt family member for his incredible athleticism. He also compared The Abdominal Strowman to The Beast, Brock Lesnar.

“I would love to wrestle Braun. He is so athletic for his size. He reminds me a lot of Brock Lesnar with his athleticism. He’s not as athletic as Brock, he’s pretty close,” Angle said.

The WWE professional retired wrestler went through a double knee replacement earlier this year. And he now believes that he is past his prime. Keeping this in mind, The Hall of Famer shares his desire to fight in a tag team match alongside a young talent, if he ever decides to fight for the last time.

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“Oh, man. Well, I’m not that stupid. So I’m going to make sure it’s a young guy because I’m a little bit older. I lost a little bit of a step. I would have to say someone like AJ Styles or Ricochet. I really liked that kid.” He believes that these young WWE superstars would help him “carry through,” the match “pretty well.”

Kurt Angle’s retirement match

The Wrestling Machine chose Baron Corbin as his opponent for his farewell match on the stage of Monday Night Raw in 2019.

This came as a quiet shocker for the WWE fans since they were expecting the former General manager of Raw to go one-on-one with The Face that runs the Place, John Cena, for his retiring match at WrestleMania 35.

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Nevertheless, the fight between The Olympic Hero and The Lone Wolf was spine-chilling and gut-wrenching awesome.

The winner of the third annual André the Giant Memorial Battle Royal defeating King Kurt on the grandest stage of them all brought disappointment in the faces of millions. But they sure did enjoy each and every second of the awesome bout between both the wrestlers.

Fans would really love to see The American Hero wrestle for the last time. Can the WWE Universe expect to see King Kurt at WrestleMania next year? Only time will tell.