5 WWE Attitude Era dream matches fans never got to see

#4 WWE Attitude Era Dream Match - The Brothers of Destruction vs The Hardy Boyz

The Brothers of Destruction were one of the most formidable tag teams in WWE during the Attitude Era and even after.

The Undertaker and Kane were on a roll during this time and had some memorable bouts against teams like The Dudley Boyz and Edge & Christian. A team that they never went toe-to-toe with were the immensily talented Hardy Boyz.

Despite the Phenom locking horns with Jeff Hardy in a Ladder Match in 2002 for the Undisputed WWE Championship, fans never witnessed a tag team bout between all four of these men which certainly would have been a five-star classic.

#3 WWE Attitude Era Dream Match - Kurt Angle vs Ken Shamrock

The 'World's Most Dangerous Man' and the 'Olympic Hero' were two of the finest wrestlers during the Attitude Era.

Ken Shamrock and Kurt Angle had a lot in common with both being former King of the Ring Winners and Intercontinental Champions, and most importantly were the masters of the Ankle Lock submission move.

It was a submission maneuver of Ken Shamrock, which Angle made famous in WWE. Shamrock, in a recent interview on an episode of The Kurt Angle Show, had this to say about the Olympic Gold Medalist using his Ankle Lock move:

"I give people a hard time whenever they ask me that question, and they say, 'Oh, did you see Kurt put that Ankle lock on? Does it piss you off?' I was like, 'Man; it's an honor.' I've got to poke you a little bit. Saying, 'Tell him to do it right at least.' It's like, 'Honestly; he is doing it right, I'm just poking at him, man,'" Shamrock laughed.

Unfortunately the WWE Universe never got to see these two greats compete in a match which certainly would have been an epic bout.