During a recent panel session at the Denver Fan Expo, Undisputed WWE Champion John Cena recalled his experiences with late ...

The Attitude Era was followed by the toned-down Ruthless Aggression Era, where the likes of Eddie Guerrero played a leading role. Eventually, John Cena rose to popularity, taking advantage of the ...

Two weeks ago, at the Saturday Night’s Main Event special event, WWE Hall of Famer Goldberg competed in his final match in ...

After criticising how his retirement match was handled at Saturday Night's Main Event, Goldberg has elaborated on those ...

Stone Cold’ Steve Austin was the face of WWE in the Attitude Era, therefore there is no more obvious name for the Mount Rushmore of the Attitude Era. Out of pretty much everyone in WWE’s long and ...

After the Golden Age and the Attitude Era, WWE found itself as the savaged market leader of a frowned-upon niche interest - ironically, much of which had to do with Triple H’s chokehold over the ...

Triple H's latest booking masterclass has centered around John Cena, and he's opened up about the timing around the stellar retirement tour.

Discover why AEW star Swerve Strickland didn't click with Triple H in WWE. Uncover the behind-the-scenes drama and what it means for their wrestling careers!

Chris Jericho has spoken about how difficult the transition from WCW to WWE was during the Attitude Era. Many wrestlers backstage hated Jericho due to his previous WCW tenure and for getting a ...

Triple H recently made a comment regarding The Attitude Era while comparing it to the current era of WWE.

The Monday Night Wars were a magical time for wrestling fans. Never before, and since, have two major wrestling promotions battled head-to-head on the same night for over two continuous years.

Current head of creative and multi-time WWE Champion Paul "Triple H" Levesque has made the bold claim that modern day WWE is bigger than the Attitude Era.