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Kurt Angle vs. A.J. Styles. Tenay and Taz agreed that this was a wrestling purist’s dream match. Styles wore black gloves, presumably so he doesn’t leave fingerprints on Dixie Carter. Or maybe he just got back from taking a few rounds at the batting cages.

The big spots included Angle doing his suplex off the ropes, Styles blasting Angle with a Pele Kick and a Styles Clash for a good near fall, and Angle hitting an Angle Slam for a near fall. At 18:40, Angle hit the Styles Clash for a near fall of his own. At 19:35, Styles hit a springboard 360 legdrop for a near fall.

At 20:00, Styles was going for a top rope move when Daniels and Kazarian came out and interfered. Angle hit the Angle Slam for another near fall. Angle applied the Ankle Lock and Styles tapped out. Kazarian and Daniels attacked Styles afterward until Angle made the save. Afterward, Angle helped Styles to his feet and hugged him…

Kurt Angle defeated A.J. Styles via submission in 20:35.

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According to Impact Wrestling Tour

17th May in Hattiesburg, MS and 18th May in Jackson, MS – Daniels vs Kurt Angle will be the match for both nights

Lots more on the way

The Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame issued a press release that includes the full list of Class of 2012 inductees – Kurt Angle, JBL, Road Warrior Animal, Dan Severn, and Bill Apter. All of the inductees are scheduled to appear at the induction ceremony.

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First of all there was a meet and greet for 50 dollar ticket holders, so that was cool you get to meet superstars and get autographs. Some of the stars at the meet and greet were Jeff Hardy, Samoa Joe, Kurt Angle, Magnus and some others.

Jeff Hardy defeated Kurt Angle.

Credit: Wrestling Inc

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On Kurt Angle: “There will never be enough words to describe what Kurt has done for TNA. It’s one thing to be a Ric Flair and a Hogan for us on this level. Words will never describe what he has meant to this company. We’ve had some great icons joining us, but for him to be in the ring, absolutely the greatest wrestler of all time. And to be the ring general, to make so many matches look so great, to help so many talent grow and become better…there’s no one like him. And his dedication to the company to me has been just unbelievable.”

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