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#4. WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle makes his debut at Survivor Series - November 14th 1999
It was once said that if you're going to debut in WWE, then the best time to do it is at Survivor Series.
The likes of The Rock, The Undertaker, The Shield, Sting, and various other Superstars have gone on to make an impact as part of the company following their debut at various Survivor Series events over the years.
One of the biggest names to do it was Olympic Gold Medalist Kurt Angle, who finally debuted as part of the company at Survivor Series all the way back in 1999.
Angle made his debut after weeks of teases that he was coming to WWE and was able to defeat Shawn Stasiak with his patented Angle Slam.
Angle later left WWE in 2006 after struggling with various personal issues, before returning nine years later and being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. The former World Champion has since retired from the business after wrestling his final match against Baron Corbin back at WrestleMania 35.
