5 Things we don't miss about the Attitude Era

WWE could have been considered as the “Wild West” of television programming during the Attitude Era

The Attitude Era is beloved by WWE fans from all around the world and is widely remembered as wrestling’s hottest period. With WWE and WCW battling it out for ratings every Monday night, it led to WWE pushing their content to new limits in order to win the warm which they eventually did.

While there were many awesome aspects of this era, from the anything can happen feeling and the unpredictability to the violence on a daily basis; fans mostly look back at this era with rose tinted glasses and miss some of the terrible aspects of the Attitude Era which we will cove in this article.

We often see fans complain about the current product and wish that things would go back to the car crash style of booking that was prevalent in the Attitude Era. However, the Attitude Era with its violence and sexuality was a product of its time. That’s just where American and the world was back then and like everything, the WWE product evolved with time.

Of all the problems with the Attitude Era, here are the 5 worst things we often forget.