8. Kurt Angle's Suplex To Shawn Michaels (New Year's Revolution 2006)
Our Olympic hero made the main event of New Year's Revolution 2006 come to life. Angle was on one of this hottest WWE runs at the time, and entered the match as the fourth participant - or the second out of his pod. But talk about making your impression. You can call him a wrestling machine, a suplex machine or any other number of the monikers he earned himself over his WWE career, but his spell in the match was a classic example of why he was in a class of his own. Entering with unmatched intensity, Angle went on to hand out six consecutive belly-to-back suplexes on the spin - to Shawn Michaels, John Cena and Carlito - but that wasn't enough. In perhaps the moment of the match - we're not including what happened in the aftermath, remember - Angle grabbed Michaels by the waist and hurled him over his head, and over the top rope with a belly-to-belly. Michaels took a painful looking bump on the steel grate on the outside of the ring. Ouch.
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