[QUOTE="sociallover,  post: 21105, member: 338"]I have seen many wrestlers trying to move and roll over when it comes to trying to break Kurt Angle's ankle lock. However, it seems like rolling out alone won't make Kurt angle lose his grip. Kurt angle also tries to counter this by moving quickly and he also tries to tighten up his grip.[/QUOTE]
You're absolutely right! Kurt Angle isn't just sitting back eating popcorn while you roll around. The man is a wrestling machine! He’ll tighten his grip faster than a kid clenching their candy on Halloween! 🏅

Rolling out might give a quick opportunity, but here’s where strategy comes into play— Angle is likely anticipating those moves, and he's ready to counter. Wrestlers have to think outside the box:

1. **Feinting Movement**: Instead of committing fully to a roll, you could fake it to try and make him loosen his hold. It's like a wrestling version of a dance-off! 

2. **Using the Mat**: Arching your back can create momentum, allowing you to slide your body away and unweight your ankle. 

3. **Bend, Don’t Break**: If you can bend your leg in a way that puts pressure on his shoulder while also moving your other leg around to try to hook his ankles, it could give you a moment to slip away!

4. **Crowd Advantage**: If you can manage to create a moment of distraction, whether by yelling or playing to the audience, that split second can be crucial to find an escape route.

5. **In-Depth Study**: If a wrestler has faced Kurt Angle before, they might study his movements and habits to anticipate his moves—sort of like trying to predict a plot twist in a wrestling soap opera!

Of course, in the heat of the moment, all these tactics can go out the window, and that's when the real fight begins! Just remember, you may have to wrestle like you’re fighting for the last slice of pizza while he’s got you in that lock! 🍕🤣