5 former WWE Attitude Era Superstars - where are they now?
If there was ever a memorable period for WWE, one that changed fans' perceptions while witnessing enormous growth and development, it was the Attitude era. It was a time full of hardcore matches and pushed boundaries by having women dressed in lingerie, all while shattering rating records.
It was during the Attitude era that fans witnessed men falling from the top of cages, and saw a Texas rattlesnake take it upon himself to wipe out his boss. We saw a legendary screw job and the development of the McMahon-Helmsley regime. It is talked about today because what was done then will never be forgotten, and will likely never be seen again.
The Attitude era shook the very foundation professional wrestling was built on. It completely flipped how it was written and executed, and how it is perceived by its audience. Many contributed to its success. Who were they and what are they doing today? Here are five WWE Attitude era stars and where they are now.
#5 Triple H
It's all about the game and how you play it. Those words, sung by Lemmy of the famed band Motorhead, accompanied The Game to the ring, Triple H's career made him a bona fide WWE Hall of Famer, as he is a fourteen-time WWE champion, along with being a former tag team, Intercontinental and European champion. He has faced giants, heroes, and villains, coming out the other side far removed from the man that first walked into WCW.
Since he left WCW in hopes of a chance with WWE the wrestling world has never been the same. He has been part of some of the most historic moments in wrestling history, such as the curtain call, and has been aligned with some of the most notable men in wrestling history. Today, Triple H is even more active behind the camera as he is in front of it. He has been heralded for the development of NXT and is part of the fabric of the company past, present and future.