Kids Not Intrested in Attitude Era stars care more about Past Legends

WWE author Brian Shields (co-writer of the WWE Encyclopedia) did a presentation recently at the Farmingdale Library in Long Island, NY. Shields entered to "Real American" and tore off a Hogan shirt to reveal a normal shirt and tie. He went on to talk about working with Acclaim, working with WWE on the Legends program and a presentation on WWE history. Chris Benoit was excluded from the presentation. The audience was mostly kids, and although they reacted to megastars of the past like Hogan and Ultimate Warrior, they were largely silent for big names of the Attitude Era.

thats what pisses me off, wrestling was at its best during the Attitude Era.

but all people what is the wrestlers from the 80's.

i know without the 80's wrestling we wouldnt have the Attitude Era, but without the Attitude Era we wouldnt be watching wrestling at all right now.

We would still be watching wrestling without the attitude era.

I bought the IC title history DVD and I will be honest the older wrestling matches were better then the current. The only thing the newer generations got was better finishers. But all the wrestler back in the 60's,70's and 80's and stuff busted there ass to learn the craft of wrestling because if they didn't make it look good they wouldn't be wrestling and getting paid. I think there was more demand to make sure you did all the little things right back then which is something wwe needs these stars to do now and even in the attitude era. Was Sell moves and make sure to take bumps the right way instead of not putting in all the effort they should because they working out in a gym.

This is BULLSHIT. That's what happens when a McMahon gets involved in politics, the whole company and the fans suffer. They buried the Attitude Era so much that the kids have no idea what the fuck it is. Sad, how very sad.