Thread: What if the WWE decided NOT TO BE AWFUL?
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Old 11-06-2018, 05:42 PM   #28
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The attitude era is overrated as fuck. Crazy shit started happening. It drew in viewers because "what the fuck is happening right now?" but it wasn't sustainable.

I think the general idea is that the attitude era ended at the same time of the WCW buyout (early 2001). Which also happens to be the time wrestling started heading downhill.
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