Got back onto my Attitude Era watch through after a very long hiatus. I stopped some time shortly after Austin's betrayal and Kurt becoming champ again. It was good but became too much after a while. Speaking of Kurt, I'm writing again to say I just finished Raw and my Olympic Hero has turned his back on the WWF. I'm sure he has some amazing reason for what he did. But when I do my "Best and Worst of the Attitude Era" I can lop this in with the "blood rivals who tried to murder each other become friends lmao" logic they love to use as among the dumbest things about it
Honorable mention: 2001 babyface Kurt is probably my leading candidate for "Biggest golden shovel" and my God I didn't think it was possible to top HHH. This man would beat Roman clean after kicking out of 25 Superman punches.
PS- The correct answer might be Austin but that's because his shovel involved insane nonsensical cartoon level heroism. Dude once heroically kicked out of an Undertaker tombstone at 16,000 feet while parachuting and being electrocuted by jumper cables and being jumped by 6 dudes mid-air. But he flipped Taker off, took the cables, put it to his nuts, zapped the dead man, gave him and the other 6 guys stunners, won the match, raised hell, drank 37 Steveweiser's and did it all before landing on the ground in either a Zamboni, Monster Truck, 18 wheeler or at the end neck of an industrial construction crane