WWE 2K24 – Kurt Angle all Signatures and Finishers

With a huge roster to cover, we’re looking at every character’s moves and how to perform. Let’s take a look at all Kurt Angle Signatures and Finishers in WWE 2K24.

Kurt Angle is retired these days, but nothing can stop his virtual counterpart in WWE 2K24. It’s time to learn how to bust out the Angle Slam on your opponents. Kurt Angle is another character who doesn’t have a Super Finisher.

It’s nearly time to step into the ring. Make sure you read our guides covering all Steve Austin Signature and Finishers and how to drag opponents. Now, on to WWE 2K24 Kurt Angle Signatures and Finishers.

Kurt Angle Signatures and Finishers in WWE 2K24

Kurt Angle isn’t the most creative, with all of his signature moves bearing the same name. Sadly, there isn’t much variety for the wrestler in 2K24, with the Ankle Lock being the main attack, simply with seven different Finisher variations.

Furthermore, Angle doesn’t have his own Super Finisher. Here is a table showing every Signature and Finisher available to Kurt Angle in WWE 2K24:

Character	Signature Move	Finisher	Super Finisher
Kurt Angle	Angle Slam Avalanche Angle Slam	Ankle Lock 1 Ankle Lock 2 Ankle Lock 3 Ankle Lock 4 Ankle Lock 5 Ankle Lock 6 Ankle Lock 7	None

The main difference between all of these Ankle Lock finishers is that they are performed from different positions.

How to perform Kurt Angle Signatures and Finishers in WWE 2K24

Before we get into Kurt Angle’s Signatures and Finisher and how to perform them, you will need to pay attention to the various positioning each move requires. You can see all of these in Kurt Angle’s move list, but we’ll detail it further down.

In WWE 2K24, Signatures and Finishers have two distinct meters for both special attacks. These meters fill up when you perform taunts, land hits, and other things you will naturally do throughout a fight. The Signature moves are tied to the Momentum Meter.

This meter is also used to perform Instant Recovery and Paybacks at the cost of draining the gauge. The Finisher Meter is different, insofar as it is three separate bars. This means you can fill up and save three instances of a Finisher at any time.

Finishers need to be performed from different locations and positions in relation to your opponent, so make sure you check the move list before trying. Check out this table we’ve put together for a list of Kurt Angle’s moves:

Name	Button Input	Move Type	Positioning
Angle Slam	R2 + Square	Signature	Location: In-ring and ringside. Positioning: Standing behind
Avalanche Angle Slam	R2 + Square	Signature	Location: In-ring. Positioning: Top rope – front
Ankle Lock 1	R2 + X	Finisher	Location: In-ring. Positioning: Prone – lower body
Ankle Lock 2	R2 + X	Finisher	Location: In-ring. Positioning: Standing in front
Ankle Lock 5	R2 + X	Finisher	Location: In-ring. Positioning: Prone – lower body
Ankle Lock 6	R2 + X	Finisher	Location: In-ring and ringside. Positioning: Supine – lower body
Ankle Lock 7	R2 + X	Finisher	Location: In-ring and ringside. Positioning: Standing in front

Always pay attention to the position and location conditions for your Finishers and Signatures. You must be in the right place to use the attack and have enough of the corresponding meter to perform it.

That’s it for WWE 2K24 Kurt Angle Signatures and Finishers. For more, read our guides covering the Undertaker’s Signature and Finisher moves and all the locker codes.

WWE 2K24 Kurt Angle Finishers FAQs

Can you do a Finisher at any time?

No. You first need to fill the Finisher Meter to perform Finishers. There are three bars you can fill up at any time.

Does Kurt Angle have a stage name?

Nope, he simply goes by Kurt Angle, which is his real name. His full name is Kurt Steven Angle.