Kurt Angle Recalls How Brutal The Undertaker’s Last Ride Was To Take

Kurt Angle, without a doubt, had the best runs of his WWE career in 2005-2006. His match with Undertaker at No Way Out is still regarded as all-time classic. And of course, who could forget his WrestleMania 21 match with two-time Hall of Famer Shawn Michaels.

On the latest episode of The Kurt Angle Show, the former WWE Champion took a trip to memory lane about his unforgettable classic match with The Undertaker at No Way Out 2006. Kurt Angle talked about the most painful move one can take from the Undertaker:

“Without a doubt The Last Ride. You want to make sure you don’t have to go to the bathroom when you take it. It will knock the s–t out of you, the air out of you, the piss, everything. You’ll go to the bathroom in your pants with that move alone. Empty everything before.”

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Kurt Angle also spoke about the time he witnessed wrestler’s court,

“I did witness wrestlers’ court one time,” 

“What happened was the writer, Brian Gewirtz, who I believe is the most talented writer WWE ever had in the company, he was writing for a lot of the superstars. In particular, The Rock, me, Chris Jericho, Edge and Christian, and some of the wrestlers thought that he was favoring us more than them. Brian was just doing his job, he had good chemistry with certain wrestlers and that’s where Vince assigned him to. The wrestlers thought he was doing it because he was playing favorites but he wasn’t playing favorites.”

“This is who he was supposed to be writing for, they decided to take him to wrestler’s court and Undertaker was the judge and [JBL] was the prosecuting attorney. Brian Gewirtz had to defend himself and he got abused, verbally abused, not physically but it was pretty brutal. In the end, what he had to do was buy two kegs of beer for the wrestlers. Wrestlers court usually ended in someone having to pay someone off with alcohol.”

The Undertaker, who will soon be inducted into the Hall of Fame, is a man to be feared as a wrestler. His reputation certainly preceeds him.

h/t: wrestling.inc for quotes