Vs de la semana Ken Shamrock Vs Kurt Angle

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Ken Shamrock • "The World's Most Dangerous Man"

Wrestling Facts

Finishing and signature moves
* Ankle Lock
* Belly-To-Belly Suplex
Tag teams and stables
• Corporation
• Union
Championships and accomplishments
• Total Nonstop Action Wrestling
• NWA World Heavyweight Champion (1 time) (First–ever champion under the TNA banner)
• National Wrestling Alliance
• NWA World Heavyweight Champion (1 time)
• World Wrestling Federation
• WWE Intercontinental Champion (1 time)
• WWE Tag Team Champion (1 time) – with Big Boss Man
• King of the Ring (1998)
BIO
Ken Shamrock is one of the most widely recognized MMA fighters in the world. He is a legendary American Mixed Martial Arts fighter & former professional wrestler. Ken Shamrock is best known for his participation in the Ultimate Fighting Championships, Pride Fighting Championships the World Wrestling Federation, Total Nonstop Wrestling Action and Pancrase. No other fighter possesses the credentials that has rightfully earned him the title of “The World’s Most Dangerous Man”.

- Elected UFC Hall Of Fame – 2003
- Four Time UFC Heavyweight Champion
- First UFC Superfight Heavyweight Champion
- First Pancrase Heavyweight World Champion
- WWF Intercontinental Champion
- WWF World Tag Team Champion
- Four Time Tough Man Champion
- TNA World Heavyweight Champion
- King of the Ring Champion
- Pride Superfight Heavyweight Champion
- Shamrock is currently a subject matter expert in the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP).
- He has written two books, Inside the Lion’s Den and Beyond the Lion’s Den.

On February 24, 1997, Shamrock made his first appearance for the WWF, and over the next couple of years he would become one of the most feared and popular professional wrestlers in the world. He became Inter Continental Champion, Tag Team Champion, King of the Ring Champion, and Rookie of the year. In addition to his weekly television appearances, Shamrock also began pursuing a film career, staring in movies such as Champions and Scarecrow Gone Wild.

Just when the fight world thought they had seen the last of Shamrock in the Octagon, he decided to make a comeback in the UFC. “I was tired of running around all the time on the road with the WWF,” said Shamrock. “I wanted to spend more time at home with my family and kids. I also wanted to get back into fighting because I realized I was running out of time to do that.”

Millions of fans world wide have not forgotten all Shamrock has contributed to the sport of MMA over the years, and in addition to being inducted to the UFC Hall of Fame in 2003, he has also been nominated to join San Diego County’s Hall of Fame. Whether it be choking competitors out in the Octagon, slamming his victims in the rings of professional wrestling, or entertaining the masses in mainstream movies and books, Shamrock has always embodied the essence of what it means to be a warrior on all fronts.
Professional wrestling career
World Wrestling Federation (1997–1999)
Shamrock made his WWF debut on the February 24, 1997 episode of Monday Night Raw. On March 23, 1997, Shamrock, identified as Ken Shamrock and billed as "The World's Most Dangerous Man"—a name given to him by ABC News, refereed a submission match between Bret Hart and Steve Austin at WrestleMania 13.
Shamrock returned to the ring following WrestleMania, squashing Vernon White (one of his Lion's Den students) in his debut WWF match. He went on to feud with Vader, Bret Hart, and The Hart Foundation throughout 1997, culminating in a bout between Shamrock and The British Bulldog at SummerSlam 1997 which Shamrock lost after refusing to relinquish a chokehold, following Shamrock going on a rampage after being slapped across the face by The British Bulldog with a handful of dog-food. Shamrock was considered a candidate to win the WWF Championship from the departing Bret Hart, before the Montreal Screwjob occurred. Shamrock went on to challenge Shawn Michaels for the WWF Championship at In Your House in December, defeating Michaels by disqualification after Triple H and Chyna interfered in the match.
Throughout early 1998, Shamrock feuded with WWF Intercontinental Champion Rocky Maivia. He lost to Maivia via disqualification at the 1998 Royal Rumble, and a victory over Maivia at WrestleMania XIV was reversed after Shamrock continued to apply his ankle lock after Maivia had submitted. In June 1998, Shamrock won the 1998 King of the Ring tournament, defeating Jeff Jarrett in the semi-finals and Maivia in the finals. Following the King of the Ring, Shamrock feuded with Owen Hart, with Hart defeating Shamrock in a "Hart Family Dungeon match" at Fully Loaded and Shamrock defeating Hart in a "Lion's Den match" at SummerSlam. In September, he formed a short-lived stable with Mankind and The Rock.
Shamrock turned heel in October 1998, and won the vacant Intercontinental Championship on October 12, defeating X-Pac in the finals of an eight man tournament. In November, Shamrock consolidated his heel status by joining Mr. McMahon's Corporation. On December 14, Shamrock and fellow Corporation member Big Boss Man defeated the New Age Outlaws for the WWF Tag Team Championship, making Shamrock a dual champion. The duo held the titles until January 25, 1999, when they lost to Jeff Jarrett and Owen Hart.
In January 1999, Shamrock began feuding with Billy Gunn, Goldust, and Val Venis, all of whom had made overtures to his sister, Ryan. He lost the Intercontinental Championship to Venis on February 14 when Gunn, the guest referee, delivered a fast count. Shamrock took part in a four way bout for the Intercontinental Championship at WrestleMania XV. The reigning champion Road Dogg, was able to retain his title by pinning Goldust after Shamrock and Venis were counted out while brawling outside the ring.
In mid-1999, the Corporation began feuding with The Undertaker and his Ministry of Darkness, with The Undertaker's minions repeatedly ambushing Shamrock and kidnapping Ryan, sacrificing her on the Undertaker's symbol. After breaking away from the Corporation, thus turning face once more, Shamrock went on to feud with The Undertaker at Backlash, and lost. In May, Shamrock, The Big Show, Mankind, and Test formed The Union, a stable of wrestlers in opposition to the Corporate Ministry. The Union dissolved soon after defeating the Corporate Ministry at Over the Edge in May.
Shamrock briefly feuded with Jeff Jarrett before beginning a rivalry with martial artist Steve Blackman that saw he and Blackman fight one another in a series of unorthodox matches. The feud ended at SummerSlam 1999, where Shamrock defeated Blackman in a "Lion's Den match". He went on to feud with the newly debuted Chris Jericho until departing the WWF in late 1999 in order to resume his mixed martial arts career. His departure was attributed to an injury inflicted by Jericho's bodyguard, Mr. Hughes.
Ring of Honor (2002)
Shamrock returned to professional wrestling in March 2002 after being Billed as The World's Most Dangerous Man, refereeing a Ring of Honor match between Bryan Danielson and Low-Ki.
Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2002, 2004)
In May 2002, he signed a one year contract with the newly formed Total Nonstop Action Wrestling promotion. On the inaugural TNA pay-per-view on June 19, Shamrock won the vacant NWA World Heavyweight Championship in a Gauntlet for the Gold match. After feuding with Malice for several weeks, Shamrock left TNA shortly after losing the title to Ron Killings on August 7. He briefly returned to TNA in June 2004 as an ally of Jeff Jarrett before leaving the company and the sport once more.

KURT ANGLE
Statistics
• Stage names Kurt Angle
o El Gran Luchadore
• Height 6 ft 2 in (188 cm)
• Weight 220 lb (100 kg)
• Born December 9, 1968
• Hometown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• Trained by Dr. D David Schultz
• Tom Prichard
• Dory Funk, Jr.
• Debut 1999
Finishing and signature Moves
Ankle Lock
Angle Slam / Olympic Slam
Rolling German suplexes
Belly-to-belly overhead suplex
Moonsault
Top-rope Angle Slam / Olympic Slam
Top-rope belly-to-belly overhead suplex
Pop-up superplex
Back suplex pin (1999)
European uppercut

Championships and accomplishments

World Wrestling Entertainment
4-time WWE Champion
1-time WWF Intercontinental Champion
1-time WWF European Champion
1-time WWF Hardcore Champion
1-time WWE Tag Team Champion (with Chris Benoit) (first-ever)
King of the Ring (2000)
Grand Slam Champion

World Championship Wrestling
1-time WCW World Heavyweight Champion
1-time WCW United States Champion

KURT ANGLE
Power Pro Wrestling
1-time PPW Heavyweight Champion
1-time PPW Young Guns Champion

PNW
1-time PNW Tennessee Heavyweight Champion

Amateur Wrestling
Pennsylvania State Wrestling Champion (1987)
Clarion University Freshman of the Year (1988)
2-time NCAA Champion
Espoir World Cup second Place (1989)
Yasar Dogu Tournament second Place (1989)
Canadian Cup Championship Winner (1990)
Olympic Games - Freestyle Wrestling Gold Medal (1996)
National Amateur Wrestling Hall of Fame (2001)

Pro Wrestling Illustrated
PWI Feud of the Year, 2000 (vs. Triple H)
PWI Most Hated Wrestler of the Year, 2000
PWI Rookie of the Year, 2000
PWI Inspirational Wrestler of the Year, 2001
PWI Comeback of the Year, 2003
PWI Feud of the Year, 2003 (vs. Brock Lesnar)
PWI Match of the Year, 2003 (vs. Brock Lesnar)
PWI Most Popular Wrestler, 2003
PWI Wrestler of the Year, 2003
PWI Top 500 wrestlers ranked at number 6 (2005)

Total Nonstop Action Wrestling
TNA World Heavyweight Championship (2 veces)
TNA World Tag Team Championship (1 vez) - con Sting
TNA X Division Championship (1 vez)
King of the Mountain (2007)
Triple Crown Champion

Amateur wrestling
Angle had a distinguished career in amateur wrestling even before winning in the 1996 Olympics. He was a 2-time NCAA Division I champion and a 3-time NCAA Division I All-American while attending Clarion University of Pennsylvania. He was also 1987 USA Junior Freestyle champion, 2-time USA Senior Freestyle champion, and 1988 USA FILA Junior World Freestyle champion. Angle reached the pinnacle of his amateur career at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, winning the 100 kg (220-pound) freestyle wrestling competition even while suffering from two fractured cervical vertebrae in his neck.

Not long after his high-profile Olympic success, he decided to enter the world of broadcasting. He was hired to do sports commentary during the 10 PM nightly newscast on Pittsburgh TV WPGH channel 53. Promoted as "The Angle on Sports", Kurt was visibly nervous and had trouble speaking on camera. His news career lasted only a few short months before he turned to pro wrestling. The move brought sharp criticism from his peers in the freestyle wrestling community who regard pro wrestling as a mockery of their sport.

Extreme Championship Wrestling
On October 26, 1996 Angle was convinced to attend the taping of an ECW event named High Incident by Shane Douglas. Angle provided guest commentary during a match between Taz and Little Guido, but walked out of the building after the infamous "crucifixion storyline" (where Raven attached The Sandman to a cross using barbed wire). Angle was shocked by the controversial imagery and feared that his career prospects would be damaged if he was associated with the incident, so threatened to sue ECW owner Paul Heyman if he was shown on TV in the same broadcast as the stunt.

WWF/WWE
Less than four years after earning Olympic gold, and after many months spent in developmental territories and competing in untelevised dark matches for the WWF. Angle officially debuted for the WWF on November 14, 1999 at the annual Survivor Series PPV event, held that year at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. He faced and defeated Shawn Stasiak in his debut match. He was supposed to begin his life as a smiling, All-American good guy (or face), but the intention was for his forced morality and overconfidence to make him a heel instead.

1999-2001
Angle initially embarked on an undefeated streak, though he suffered a loss in a tag team match when his partner, Steve Blackman, was pinned. This led to a match between the two at Armageddon 1999, which Angle won. His streak continued into 2000, when he was scheduled to face an unknown opponent at the Royal Rumble. The opponent was revealed as the debuting Tazz, who rendered Angle unconscious using his Tazzmission hold. However, Angle claimed that the Tazzmission was an illegal choke hold, and his streak was therefore unbroken (he was finally beaten decisively by The Rock).

Angle won the European Championship on February 8, 2000, defeating Val Venis. On February 27 at No Way Out Angle defeated Chris Jericho for the Intercontinental Championship after (illegally) using the title belt to block Jericho's Lionsault. He would then unofficially merge the two titles into the "Eurocontinental" Championship. Angle was the third Eurocontinental Champion, following D'Lo Brown who, as Angle humorously put it on TV, "doesn't count" and Jeff Jarrett.

Veteran wrestler Bob Backlund became Angle's mentor, but, unfortunately for Angle, Backlund agreed to a match on Angle's behalf that would see him defend both his titles in a triple threat match. As this meant that Angle could lose his titles without being beaten, he was understandably angry, and used Backlund's own Crossface Chickenwing hold on him. On April 2, 2000 at WrestleMania 2000, Angle faced Chris Benoit and Chris Jericho, and lost both belts without being pinned or made to submit.

Angle also won the 2000 King of the Ring tournament in June 2000, defeating Rikishi in the finals, and wrestled in the main event of SummerSlam in August. With his on-screen nerves totally gone, Angle's light-hearted holier-than-thou routines provided the perfect compliment to his intense and tough wrestling style and helped to get him 'over' to fans massively.

The perfect proof of this fast progress came with his crowning achievement: defeating The Rock at No Mercy in October 2000 to win the WWF Championship. He would hold the belt for four months, and then go on in 2001 to have memorable feuds with Chris Benoit amongst others.

(Later he would also win the Hardcore Championship, WCW World Heavyweight Championship, WCW US Championship, and one half of the first WWE (SmackDown! brand-specific) WWE Tag Team Championship, with Chris Benoit as his partner)

He is also noted for his comedic angles, such as his 2000/2001 stint with Team ECK, featuring Edge and Christian, and his goofy, stooge-like role during The Invasion storyline of 2001 alongside Stone Cold Steve Austin and Vince McMahon. During that time he turned face by having Austin turn on him: Angle toppled Austin for his second WWF title in an emotional bout in September 2001 in his home town by making Austin tap. He lost it back to Austin just a few weeks later. Angle then turned heel again by turning his back on the WWF and joining the WCW/ECW Alliance he'd spent months fighting against. At Survivor Series 2001 there was a winner takes all match. WWF vs. The Alliance. After being eliminated in the match Angle later returned to the ring to pick up the title belt as the ref was down. It looked as though Angle was about to strike the Rock however turned on the Alliance and struck Stone Cold which led to the Rock getting the victory. Angle 'returned' to the WWF fold and remained a sneering, patronizing, yet humorous heel.

At Vengeance 2001, Angle was one of four men to take part in the tournament to crown the first ever Undisputed Champion. After a strong battle with Stone Cold, Kurt became victim of the Stunner and was eliminated from the mix.

2002-2004
The year kicked off as Angle competed in his first Royal Rumble match. He was the last man eliminated by Triple H. By No Way Out Angle had got himself into a no 1 contender's match with Triple H where Stephanie McMahon was the referee. After a chair shot and an Angle Slam, Angle pinned Triple H to become the no 1 contender for WrestleMania X8. However in the weeks to follow, WWE co-owner at the time, Ric Flair gave Triple H another match with Angle which he won and stripped Kurt of his Wrestlemania title shot. He did however go on to WrestleMania X8 to defeat Kane.

At Judgment Day 2002, Angle was in a "Hair vs. Hair" match with Edge. With a surprise inside cradle, Edge beat Angle; however, Angle ran to the back while Edge chased him around the building. Eventually Edge caught Angle and applied a sleeper hold which knocked him out long enough for Edge to shave his head bald. For the purposes of comic relief, Angle wore a wig for the next month. He has maintained his bald head since.

At King of the Ring 2002 Angle became the first person to make Hulk Hogan tap out.

Later Kurt Angle and former partner Chris Benoit turned face by opposing Los Guerreros (Chavo Guerrero Jr. and Eddie Guerrero).

After Angle won his third WWE Championship against The Big Show in December 2002, he turned heel by hiring one of the most hated and concurrently revered managers of all time, former ECW owner, and ex-WCW talent, Paul Heyman.

On the December 26, 2002 edition of SmackDown!, as a Christmas 'gift' to his top client, Paul Heyman gave Kurt Angle his own back-up team, Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin, who debuted that night under the name Team Angle, and later dubbed themselves "The World's Greatest Tag Team."

Angle later lost his title to Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania XIX in March 2003. Angle subtly turned face by congratulating and befriending Lesnar immediately afterward.

Angle seriously considered trying to make a comeback to freestyle wrestling for the 2004 Summer Olympics, but he abandoned that plan late in 2002, when neck problems that dated back to his past amateur wrestling career recurred.

In 2003, after the aforementioned neck problems led to an almost career-ending injury, he opted for a new type of surgery that allowed him to return in two months rather than a year. Angle would gain respect from the audience, and told them that he was proud of the "You Suck!" and "What?" chants. With that the fans continued to chant those catchphrases, though not as often as when he was heel and this time, it means respect.

Angle would soon regain the WWE Championship in a triple threat match at Vengeance after hitting the Angle Slam on Brock Lesnar. This was his fourth title reign. Due to jealousy Lesnar turned on Angle. One month later at SummerSlam, Angle became the first of only two men to ever make Lesnar tap out. Lesnar eventually retained the title in September 2003.

In mid-February 2004, Angle turned heel once more by turning his back on WWE Champion Eddie Guerrero. In the storyline, the reason for this was because he thought that Eddie was nothing but an embarrassment to the championship due to Eddie's real-life past problems with drugs and alcohol. He then fought, and lost to, Eddie at WrestleMania XX for the championship in March 2004, but Eddie retained the title by employing one of his infamous cheating techniques in a creative finish involving a loose boot.

However, in March 2004 his neck problems recurred yet again, and it was feared that he would have to undergo possibly career-ending surgery. For a time, he considered having an operation similar to the one he had in 2003, but has decided against it for the time being. He also injured his knee in late 2003.

After WrestleMania XX, Angle played the role of a disabled General Manager on SmackDown!, after he was thrown off a ledge by The Big Show and claimed he could no longer wrestle again (this was a storyline to allow Angle to recover from his recurring neck injury yet still participate in WWE shows). During his tenure he regularly favored heels over faces, and attempted to force Guerrero into being "fired" for misconduct. Angle was "fired" from that position when his career-ending injury was proved to be fake, but returned to the active roster during a SmackDown! taping on July 20 (aired on July 22).

Angle returned to the ring in July 2004 at a WWE house show in Japan. He has publicly stated that he will work a reduced in-ring schedule in the future, and is reportedly planning to change his wrestling style to reduce the risk of further damage to his neck.

On August 15, 2004, Angle had his first big match since Wrestlemania 20 and it was against the man who beat him there, Eddie Guerrero. This time Angle took off Guererro's boot and applied the ankle lock multiple times before Guerrero eventually tapped out.

He then formed a stable with Luther Reigns and Mark Jindrak, dubbed Kurt Angle and his Protégés, by SmackDown! commentators. They concentrated their power on taking down The Big Show, successfully tranquilizing him, and shaving his head in the middle of the ring. This formed a feud which continued throughout 2004 and early 2005.

On November 16, 2004 in Dayton, Ohio, Kurt Angle kicked off the "Kurt Angle Invitational." This meant that, at every location where SmackDown! took place, he would allow a "hometown hero", all of whom have been local professional wrestlers, to challenge him to a match. If that person defeated Angle, he would award them with his authentic 1996 Olympic gold medal.

2005
At the Royal Rumble 2005 on (January 30, 2005 in Fresno), Kurt Angle lost in a triple threat match against The Big Show and JBL. However, later in the event, Kurt Angle bullied Nunzio and took his Royal Rumble spot, only to be eliminated by Shawn Michaels, whom he later attacked after Michaels was eliminated, kicking a feud into high gear that started when Angle insulted Michaels during 2004's Survivor Series. Meanwhile, other attempts to capture the WWE Championship came when Kurt Angle and WWE US Champion John Cena were the finalists of a #1 contenders' match. Ultimately, Cena defeated Kurt Angle.

As a result of what happened at the Royal Rumble, Shawn Michaels issued a challenge to Kurt Angle for a match at Wrestlemania 21, which Kurt Angle accepted when he appeared on RAW to attack Michaels. The two would continue to taunt and ambush each other until Wrestlemania in a RAW vs. SmackDown! Match.

This feud later saw Angle say he would accomplish everything Michaels has done in his 16 year career in 4 weeks. This saw Angle compete in his first ladder match during one of his "Hometown Hero" sections (for his Olympic Gold), which of course he won with ease. After the match, Angle announced that he will face Marty Jannetty, Michael's former tag team partner from the 1980s and early 1990s. Angle claimed that since Jannetty had taught Michaels "everything he knows" while part of the Rockers, he could teach Michaels "how to tap out" by forcing Jannetty to submit on SmackDown!

The next week, on SmackDown!, Angle made good on his promise and forced Jannetty to submit to his ankle lock submission, but only after a nearly 20-minute match and a strong showing for Jannetty which saw him nearly pin the Olympic champion. Next, Angle would bring in another "blast from Shawn Michaels' past" in "Sensational" Sherri. Angle came to the ring with Michaels' former manager, copying Michaels' entrance almost exactly. The pair performed their own version of Michaels' theme music, before Angle turned on Sherri and made her tap out to the Ankle Lock.

Finally, Angle beat Michaels by submission in the highly anticipated "interpromotional" match at WrestleMania 21 on April 3, 2005. Many fans considered the match the best of the four-hour show.

On the May 12, 2005 edition of WWE SmackDown!, Angle cut a promo about Booker T's wife Sharmell, saying he wanted to have "bestiality sex" with her and then "that kind of perverted sex." At Judgment Day on May 22, he lost the resultant match with Booker T. He then gave Booker T an Angle Slam, and went after Sharmell with handcuffs. Unfortunately for Angle, Booker T stopped him and handcuffed him to the ropes, and let Sharmell slap Angle in the face. On June 9, he lost another match to Booker T on SmackDown!

On June 13, Angle became the second person to be drafted from SmackDown! to RAW in the 2005 WWE Draft Lottery. He continued his feud with Shawn Michaels who he faced at Vengeance 2005, but Michaels pinned him ending the HBK-Angle rivalry. Angle went on to face Ric Flair on June 27, 2005 episode of RAW, the pair had a dirty fight that ended when Angle made Ric Flair tap out.

Angle continued on with his "Kurt Angle Invitational" in which Angle had previously challenged "hometown heroes" while on SmackDown! to last three minutes in the ring with him; if anyone succeeded, Angle would give the successful challenger his authentic gold medal from the 1996 Summer Olympics.

The July 25, 2005 RAW from Cleveland saw the unlikely end of the "Kurt Angle Invitationals" when the returning from an injury, Eugene survived three minutes against Angle, winning Angle's gold medal, and became the first successful challenger. Eugene then started "The Eugene Invitational" to begin on the August 1, 2005 RAW episode.

The August 8, 2005 RAW episode had Angle in his hometown against Eugene for the gold medal in "The Eugene Invitational." Kurt had a great start but accidentally knocked into the ref resulting in a warning. Then Eugene chopped the ref while he was down and blamed it on Kurt. Finally Eugene dodged a clothesline and sent Kurt into the ref resulting in Kurt losing via DQ. Angle continued to attack Eugune, until Hulk Hogan came for the save. Angle and Eugene met at SummerSlam and Angle with aid of the ankle lock won back his gold medal.

On August 22, 2005 Chris Jericho and John Cena were in a "You're Fired" match for the WWE Championship. Jericho lost and got "fired" by Eric Bishoff. While Jericho was getting taken away by Security, Angle came in the ring and attacked Cena. It was then revealed by Bischoff that Angle was the new number one contender and would get a shot at the WWE Championship against Cena at WWE Unforgiven.

TNA
11/19 Genesis - beat Samoa Joe
12/10 Turning Point - lost to Samoa Joe

2007
1/14 Final Resolution - 30-Minute Ironman Match: Kurt Angle beat Samoa Joe 3-2
2/11 Against All Odds - lost to NWA World Champion Christian Cage in a match that featured Samoa Joe as the special enforcer
3/11 Destination X - beat Scott Steiner
4/15 Lockdown - Six Sides of Steel: Team Angle (Kurt Angle, Jeff Jarrett, Sting, Samoa Joe & Rhino) beat Team Cage (NWA World Champion Christian Cage, AJ Styles, Scott Steiner, Abyss & Tomko)
5/13 Sacrifice - beat TNA World Champion Christian Cage & Sting to become the new World Champion
5/17 iMPACT! - Jim Cornette declares the TNA World Championship vacant
6/17 Slammiversary - King of the Mountain Match for the Vacant TNA World Championship: Kurt Angle beat Christian Cage, A.J. Styles, Samoa Joe & Chris Harris to win the title
7/15 Victory Road - Match of Champions: TNA World Champion Kurt Angle & TNA X Division Champion Samoa Joe beat TNA Tag Team Champions Team 3D
8/12 Hard Justice - Every Title on the Line: TNA World Champion Kurt Angle beat X Division and Tag Team Champion Samoa Joe
9/9 No Surrender - TNA Tag Team Championship: Team Pacman (Pacman Jones & Ron Killings) beat Sting & Kurt Angle to win the titles
9/9 No Surrender - lost the X Division Title to Jay Lethal
9/9 No Surrender - beat Abyss in TNA World Championship defense
10/14 Bound for Glory - lost the TNA World Championship to Sting
10/25 iMPACT! - regained the TNA World Championship from Sting
11/11 Genesis - Kurt Angle & Kevin Nash beat Sting & Booker T
12/2 Turning Point - Samoa Joe, Kevin Nash, and Eric Young (replacing Scott Hall) beat Kurt Angle, A.J. Styles, and Tomko

2008
1/6 Final Resolution - beat Christian Cage
2/10 Against All Odds - beat Christian Cage in a match that featured Samoa Joe as the special enforcer
3/9 Destination X - Samoa Joe, Christian Cage, & Kevin Nash beat Kurt Angle, Tomko, & AJ Styles
4/13 Lockdown - lost the TNA World Championship to Samoa Joe in a steel cage match
6/8 Slammiversary - lost to AJ Styles
7/13 Victory Road - w/Team 3D beat Christian Cage, AJ Styles, & Rhino in a Full Metal Mayhem Match
8/10 Hard Justice - lost a Last Man Standing Match to AJ Styles
9/14 No Surrender - TNA Champion Samoa Joe beat Kurt Angle & Christian Cage
10/12 Bound for Glory - lost to Jeff Jarrett
11/9 Turning Point - beat Abyss in a Falls Count Anywhere Match
12/7 Final Resolution - beat Rhino

2009
1/11 Genesis - beat Jeff Jarrett in a No DQ Match
2/8 Against All Odds - TNA Champion Sting beat Kurt Angle and Team 3D
3/15 Destination X - lost to TNA Champion Sting in a match where Jeff Jarrett was the referee and Mick Foley was the ringside enforcer
4/19 Lockdown - Lethal Lockdown: Team Jarrett (Jeff Jarrett, AJ Styles, Samoa Joe, & Christopher Daniels) beat Team Angle (Kurt Angle, Kevin Nash, Booker T, & Scott Steiner)
5/24 Sacrifice - Ultimate Sacrifice: Sting beat TNA Champion Mick Foley, Jeff Jarrett, and Kurt Angle. As a result, Sting is the new leader of the Main Event Mafia.
6/21 Slammiversary – Kurt Angle beat TNA Champion Mick Foley, AJ Styles, Jeff Jarrett, and Samoa Joe in a King of the Mountain Match to win the title
7/19 Victory Road - beat Mick Foley
8/16 Hard Justice - beat Sting & Matt Morgan
9/20 No Surrender - AJ Styles beat TNA Champion Kurt Angle, Sting, Matt Morgan, & Hernandez to win the title
10/18 Bound for Glory - beat Matt Morgan
11/15 Turning Point - beat Desmond Wolfe
12/20 Final Resolution - beat Desmond Wolfe in a Three Degrees of Pain Match

2010
1/17 Genesis - lost to TNA World Champion AJ Styles

Uy mae que dificil esta porque los dos son ganados.
Si la pelea es wrestling Kurt Angle le gana. Si es MMA Shamrock le gana.
Pero como este es el Wrestling forum voto por Angle.

nah en wrestling y en MMA Shamrock lo despedaza, si no es lo suficientemente obvio voto por shamrock.

ah y vi la noicia en ESPN que Shamrock vs Seth Petruzelli on March 6, 2010 at an event called International Unlimited Fighting: The Return of Buluc. ese roco es terco y vuelve al ring de MMA, ese mae si es un mounstruo.

si esta muy dificil escoger un ganador, pero recordemos que SHAMROCK aprendio lucha libre como en 3 meses asi que seria un muy buena pelea y muy cerrada, pero me voy por SHAMROCK

COMPAÑEORS GRACIAS POR EL APOYO A ESTE TEMA PERO NO E VISTO COMO MUCHO MOVIMIENTO CON LOS VS ENTONCES ME GUSTARIA SABER SI CINTINUAMOS CON ESTE TEMA DE VS DE LA SEMANA SI LO EXTENDEMOS CADA 15 DIAS O LO ELIMINAMOS PERMANENTE ME GUSTARIA SABER LA OPINION D TODOS LOS MIEMBROS DEL FORO

:pena:

nombre mae que sigan los vs esta muy bueno este tema mi voto se lo lleva angle mas que todo por el plano luchistico shamrock si le dio colorido a la lucha libre en su tiempo pero siento que le falto mas recorrido
pero si de angle hablamos ya eso son otros cien pesos oh is real is deam real. :k4:

quitan los vs y le pego por tarado, ai ke estan muy tuais y deberian dejarlos, talvez de la semana sea muy corto pero quincenal o mensual con tal de que continuen

No hay que quitarlos. Era solo hacerlos mas visibles que creo que ya se logro.

jajaja manda huevo solo era moverlo un poquito

¡Al final los quitaron, manda huevo! ¡Kurt Angle le gana!