Who should induct John Cena into WWE Hall of Fame? Kurt Angle feels it is him
Kurt Angle, against whom John Cena made his WWE debut in 2002, felt that the leader of the Cenation deserves another title before he retires as he "is possibly the greatest WWE superstar of all time."
Former Olympic gold medallist and six-time WWE champion Kurt Angle has opened up about the possibility of getting back in the ring once more to face John Cena in his retirement match. According to Angle, who retired from professional wrestling in 2019, while he would love to face Cena once again, he can't do it due to health reasons.
¡°I would love to wrestle John Cena. There¡¯s nobody that wants to wrestle John more than I do for his retirement match. Especially with the respect I have for him. I just can¡¯t do it,¡± Angle told the Insight with Chris Van Vliet podcast.
The 56-year-old, who has won 21 professional wrestling belts and is the only wrestler to have won the WWE Championship, World Heavyweight Championship, WCW Championship, TNA World Heavyweight Championship, IWGP Heavyweight Championship, and an NCAA Wrestling Championship, also admitted that there is no possibility of him wrestling again.
Angle, against whom Cena made his WWE debut in 2002, felt that the leader of the Cenation deserves another title before he retires as he "is possibly the greatest WWE superstar of all time."
Cena, a 16-time world champion, is in the midst of his Farewell Tour and is set to retire by the end of 2025. Cena is a guaranteed future Hall of Famer, and Angle feels he would love to do it.
"There are a lot of people that deserve to induct John. Randy Orton, who was his biggest competition, or his nemesis. But Stephanie McMahon, don¡¯t forget that she¡¯s the one that discovered his rapping ability, and she was a big fan of his, she really supported him quite often. But no, I¡¯d be honoured to induct John Cena," Angle said.
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