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#9 Kurt Angle (WrestleMania 21)
Throughout a Superstar's career, they are likely to be called upon to play both a babyface and a heel. Very few are afforded the opportunity to play one or the other for their entire run. Most prefer or are better at being one or the other, but there are a select few who can do both to perfection.
Shawn Michaels and Kurt Angle are two of those select few who can play the role of a face or a heel equally well. At WrestleMania 21 the two of them clashed in what was always going to be a terrific match. At the time, HBK was a babyface and Angle was more of a heel.
In keeping with this list, it was, of course, the Angle who won this one. The Olympic gold medallist synched in his patented ankle lock and made Michaels tap. HBK would get his win back later that year at Vengeance, however.
