Get ready for an electrifying shoot interview that dives deep into the life and legacy of Kurt Angle, an Olympic gold medalist who defied impossible odds, earning gold with a broken neck and making history with his fearless grit. This episode takes you on a wild journey from the intense world of Olympic wrestling to the cutthroat arenas of WWE and TNA Impact Wrestling, exploring Angle's battles, triumphs, and the demons he faced in the ring and beyond. Kurt opens up about the infamous and tragic murder of his mentor and friend, David Schultz, at the hands of billionaire John du Pont—a tale that shocked the sports world and haunted Angle’s career. Hear firsthand how Angle grappled with this dark chapter in wrestling, his insights on the “Foxcatcher” scandal, and the impact it had on his life and career. As he transitioned into pro wrestling, Kurt didn't just adapt; he shattered barriers, becoming one of WWE's most celebrated champions and proving that real wrestling could thrive in sports entertainment. His WWE Hall of Fame career is packed with unforgettable feuds, championships, and stories that bring wrestling fans to the edge of their seats. In an eye-opening twist, Kurt sheds light on his experiences working with WWE’s Vince McMahon, recounting bizarre tales and hinting at a “demonic” influence that drives McMahon's relentless and sometimes ruthless vision. Angle's behind-the-scenes stories of WWE and TNA Impact Wrestling give fans a raw, uncensored look at the real forces—seen and unseen—shaping the wrestling world. This episode isn’t just an interview; it’s a deep dive into the heart of a champion who has seen it all and survived to tell his story. Tune in to hear an Olympic hero and wrestling legend reveal the grit, sacrifice, and strange truths that defined his one-of-a-kind journey. Dave and John Conflict: Kurt Angle discusses a story involving two individuals, Mark and Dave, where one person, John, was highly unstable and potentially dangerous, only controlled by Dave until it escalated dangerously.Olympic Journey Despite Injuries: Kurt recounts his dedication to winning an Olympic gold medal, training intensely despite multiple injuries, including five broken necks. He highlights his resolve to continue training, relying on clearance from old-school doctors.Intensive Training Regimen: Kurt describes his rigorous daily training schedule, totaling around 10 hours a day, which included running, wrestling, strength training, and cardio, with only a half day off each month.Early Family Influence and Challenges: Kurt shares that his wrestling journey was heavily influenced by his brothers, particularly Mark, who initially got into wrestling to stay out of trouble. This sibling bond instilled a strong work ethic in Kurt.Late Start in Wrestling: Unlike many wrestlers who start young, Kurt only began seriously wrestling in eighth grade, allowing him to avoid burnout and maintain passion for the sport through college and into his Olympic career.Family's Rough Beginnings: Kurt explains how his brothers got into trouble with the law in their youth, leading their parents to encourage wrestling as a positive outlet, which worked for the family.Father’s Influence and Passing: Kurt’s father, a supportive figure who attended all his events, passed away during Kurt's freshman year of high school. This loss motivated Kurt to dedicate his career to his father's memory.Choosing Wrestling Over Football: Although a standout in football, Kurt chose wrestling for college due to limited football recruitment offers and significant scholarship offers from top wrestling programs.College Success at Clarion University: Despite its small size, Clarion’s wrestling program was...