While WWE is exactly like the Attitude Era in several aspects, there are actually several major differences compared to that ...

While looking specifically at stars from the Attitude Era, WWE Hall of Famer Teddy Long had a few surprising picks for his Mt ...

WWE’s Attitude Era is regarded by many as its finest ever ... Stone Cold Steve Austin was blasted into mega-stardom, Kane and The Undertaker battled one another and Mick ‘Mankind’ Foley ...

“I grabbed the mic,” he added, “Knowing full well that Undertaker wasn't there ... wildly taking direct credit for the entire Attitude Era that followed, Michaels did go on to claim that ...

The Attitude Era was the most violent period in WWE history. Therefore, we wouldn't see any of these violent moments from ...

Triple H recently made a comment regarding The Attitude Era while comparing it to the current era of WWE. Meanwhile, one figure from that time has hit back at The Game in a major way, stating that ...

That being said, multiple fans will still argue in favor of the Attitude Era, sporting iconic personalities like Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, and Mick Foley. More Professional Wrestling ...

The company experienced growth greater than ever before under Vince McMahon, who led the company through what were seen as the two biggest boom periods ever in The Golden Era and The Attitude Era.

Mark "The Undertaker" Calaway is a man of many talents. From podcasting to playing an athletic mortician on TV, there are few shoes Calaway cannot fill. But, there's one role he's stayed away from ...

"Right in the middle of the Attitude Era, the guy who was writing the shows with Vince McMahon left and took his team with him and signed with WCW, right in the middle of the Monday Night Wars.