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Former WWE star Dr. Tom Prichard recently spoke about the infamous spot where Kurt Angle sent Shane McMahon through a glass panel.
Angle and McMahon locked horns in a hardcore Street Fight at King of the Ring 2001. One of the most memorable spots of the match was when the Olympic gold medallist suplexed his opponent, shattering the glass pane. Angle, in fact, injured his tailbone during the contest.
Dr. Prichard was in conversation with Sportskeeda Wrestling on the UnSKripted podcast this week. The veteran spoke about some of the backstage resistance to the risky spot. He mentioned that McMahon was one of those people who would go ahead with the spot if he set his mind to it.
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Here's what the veteran had to say:
"I'm not really sure who was against that. I don't know if anyone was against that. Look, I know for a fact that people can say to somebody like Mick Foley, or Undertaker, or even Shane, 'Don't do it. It's too dangerous.' And they'll go, 'Okay you're right,' and then go out and do it anyway. I think deep in their hearts, they knew there was nothing they could do to stop it if Shane wanted to do it." (From 11:25 - 11:53)
You can watch the complete interview here:
Shane McMahon was last seen at the WWE Royal Rumble this year
Shane O'Mac was a surprise entrant at the Royal Rumble this year. He entered the Rumble at number 28 and made it to the final three men before being eliminated by eventual winner Brock Lesnar.
However, reports emerged that McMahon was quietly let go after the event. Dave Meltzer of Wrestling Observer Radio also reported that his departure was due to some changes in the Royal Rumble script. He mentioned that the 52-year-old had a specific idea of the bout, but a lot of that was changed on the fly.
After Vince McMahon's recent retirement, fans will have to wait and see if Shane returns to the Stamford-based promotion in the future.
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