5 old WWE rivalries John Cena may revisit after his return

#3 John Cena vs Kurt Angle

Now I feel the fan reaction is a hope John Cena takes out Baron Corbin at #WrestleMania on the way to the ring, grabs the mic after Kurt Angle asks what he is doing...Cena responds: pic.twitter.com/iZvv2WYgxY

— Scott Fishman (@smFISHMAN) March 19, 2019

John Cena could face Kurt Angle in one last match for the Olympian’s career. Yes, Kurt Angle is currently not signed to WWE, but that does not mean that he could not sign back. Angle retired from WWE at WrestleMania 35 where he wrestled Baron Corbin and lost.

However, Angle has been very vocal about how he wanted to face John Cena, but WWE didn’t give him that option. Cena and Angle are vital in each other’s careers. Cena’s first-ever WWE main roster moment took place when he answered Angle’s challenge and faced him in an impromptu match.

The display of “Ruthless Aggression” left nothing to be desired. Fans were taken aback at the rookie’s ability and Cena even came close to beating Angle. It’s only fitting that Angle’s last WWE match also be against Cena.

1️⃣7️⃣ years ago today, @RealKurtAngle got @JohnCena to TAP at WWE No Mercy 2003!Watch on WWE Network ▶️ https://t.co/qorA6fdZGx pic.twitter.com/YO9UAjh2Pm

— WWE Network (@WWENetwork) October 19, 2020

The chances of this match happening is less, as Angle is not signed with WWE. If given the offer of one last match against John Cena, he might not hesitate to sign back.

Despite the advanced age and ring rust of both stars, the two would put on a technical masterclass. It remains one of the best stories that WWE could tell.