Kurt Angle Raw: 5 possible opponents for WrestleMania 35 for the WWE Legend

Kurt Angle, a member of WWE's Hall of Famer, posted an enigmatic message on social media before Monday's Monday Night Raw.

The 50-year-old from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, referred to a last mega match before deciding to hang up.

He said, "From my wonderful career at the WWE HOF to my job as General Manager of Raw to the way things have been going for the last few months, I will talk about my future at WWE this week Monday night. Itstrue #wwe #wrestling #thetruth

With the "Road to WrestleMania" in full force, it began to speculate whether the Olympic gold medalist would be part of WrestleMania 35.

The Showcase of the Immortals, which took place on April 7 at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, has only two games announced so far.

Before Angle tackles the world of WWE tonight, Tony Quant of Mirror Sport has selected five potential opponents for him at WrestleMania.

Baron Corbin

The obvious choice for an opponent is perhaps Baron Corbin, who has not really done much at WrestleMania since he won the Andre the Giant Battle Royal Trophy in 2016.

Both men have recently had a feud over the control of Monday Night Raw. The story is written enough to lead him to the biggest board of all.

It seems that WWE sees something in Corbin, which others may not see, and a win over Angle at Mania could be the catalyst that will lead to bigger and better things in 2019.

If Corbin manages to defeat the WWE World Champion six times again after winning a win against him at Raw last week, that would be a big feather.

EC3

What better way to make your debut in the ring than on WrestleMania, versus a WWE Hall of Famer?

EC3 has been simply impressive since its release from NXT in some faded backstage segments. His real talents reside in the ring as an arrogant and pretentious heel and with an opponent like Angle, there is definitely a great opportunity to propel the EC3 into a leading player.

They have a legendary rivalry with IMPACT Wrestling – EC3 in conflict with Angle in early 2014, then defeated him in July 2015 to win the TNA World Heavyweight Championship for the first time in his career – a match between the two should therefore produce the merchandise.

The EC3 looks great, but is currently unknown to viewers of WWE's weekly TV programs. A match, let alone a victory over Angle, would give him the opportunity to impact (forgive the pun) on the WWE universe and invest everyone in him.

Kevin Owens

It seems like he's been away forever, but it shows how much everyone still misses seeing Kevin Owens inside a WWE ring.

One of the best in the sector, KO hosted Daniel Bryan at WWE during a team match at WrestleMania last year, when he teamed up with Sami Zayn against Bryan. and Shane McMahon.

The former world champion will want to make a huge statement on his return from injury, being out of the ring since October due to a knee surgery.

Both men have a story, stemming from the role of Gross Executive Director of Angle, but other than that, Owens is such a good stub that he is able to make an intriguing scenario from n '. whatever matters.

If Owens returns to television in the next few weeks, the time he has left is enough to stage a match at MetLife Stadium.

Bobby Lashley

Of all the names on this list, it is probably one of the most likely opponents to see Angle, and also one of the most interesting.

WWE Intercontinental Champion Bobby Lashley is a dominant force in the red mark, but he does not have a clear path ahead of him to WrestleMania.

After overcoming reservation difficulties when he returned to the WWE, it is now very unlikely that we would not see Bobby and his drummer Lio Rush in the series.

Lashley and Angle have worked on many clbadic fights in IMPACT Wrestling and, although physically, Kurt is not the competitor he once was, it would be hard to see them getting into anything other than a match. solid.

Maybe the chances of the match being played at WrestleMania would increase if Lashley was not the intercontinental champion, and Kurt would have little chance of winning a gold medal in singles, but more crazy things happened.

Drew McIntyre

The fans hope that Drew McIntyre will get a prestigious match at WrestleMania 35 and that, as a result, he will have no more trouble than a fight with Kurt Angle.

Last November, McIntyre made a short film of Angle on Raw in Manchester, humiliating the Olympian by forcing him to use his own bid.

If the proud former world champion wants to prove that he can always stay with the best and demands a last stroke of redemption, the Scottish psychopath could be a logical choice.

Similar to a few other names on this list, there does not currently seem to be a clear path to WrestleMania for McIntyre, so a clash between the past and the future of WWE could please.

However, the Drew could be about to face another of his recent rivals – an even bigger enemy than Kurt – Braun Strowman, the monster among men.