WWE/Getty Images During an appearance on 'The Roommates' podcast, Triple H revealed that he believes modern-day WWE is bigger than it was in the Attitude Era. "We're sort of in this resurgence of WWE.

WWE's Chief Content Officer Triple H believes that this new era the company is entering will surpass the popularity of the famed Attitude Era. "I think the moment that we're going through right ...

WWE Head of Creative Triple H recently explained how the current era in the Stamford-based company differs from the Attitude Era. The Attitude Era was one of the most popular and successful ...

We didn't realise what it was in the moment. A 1990s and 2000s legend, Triple H believes even the Attitude Era falls behind the modern day WWECredit: WWE “Having seen that, I see this ...

While WWE has certainly been gaining prominence since Triple H took over, veteran journalist Bill Apter still believes it ...

I've heard this current WWE Era referred to by many names. Ask Cody Rhodes, and he'd likely call it the "Renaissance Era” ...

There is a lot to like about Triple H's creative direction since ... the layered storytelling and implementation of the best Attitude Era throwbacks. His WWE Universe is one of intertwined stories ...

The Attitude Era is perhaps the most important era in WWE history. Some of the biggest wrestling stars of the company would emerge during this era, while the signature trainwreck television style ...

WWE Top 10 Special Edition Triple H has led WWE into the modern era of wrestling, leaving behind the storytelling style of the Attitude Era. He is now focused on creating high-quality content with ...

It was just very, very meaningful." Earning his induction into the Hall of Fame, Triple H was of WWE's top stars during its lucrative Attitude Era in the 1990s and early 2000s. He was one of ...

The Undertaker will be featured in WWE '13 as he was portrayed during the Attitude Era ... by Mr. McMahon which included the likes of Triple H, Ken Shamrock, and The Bossman.