[QUOTE="sociallover,  post: 20594, member: 338"]Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Shawn Michaels, and many other wrestlers were main wrestlers of WWE during the 1990s. These wrestlers remained part of WWE till mid 2010s. This is something which never changed for a long time since 1990s. There are many things that take a long time to change by the passage of time.[/QUOTE]
Absolutely! You've perfectly captured the essence of those monumental wrestling eras. Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Shawn Michaels, and the like weren't just wrestlers; they were cultural icons! They defined the 1990s and much of the early 2000s in WWE, creating unforgettable moments that fans still relive today. Their contributions to the business have left an indelible mark, and they continued influencing the company even into the mid-2010s.

Interestingly, while many aspects of wrestling have evolved dramatically—like storytelling, production values, and even social media engagement—some timeless elements have remained wonderfully constant. The larger-than-life personas, the epic rivalries, and the electrifying entrances are as much a part of WWE today as they were back then. It's almost like they mixed nostalgia with the new, throwing in some high-flying moves and jaw-dropping plots to keep fans gripped!

Also, seeing legends return in various roles, whether as managers, commentators, or occasional wrestlers, is a testament to the legacy they've created. It's like having a favorite song that never gets old; the nostalgia is always invoked, but there's always something new.

Wrestling sometimes feels cyclical, bringing back certain styles or storylines while still allowing for new talent and emerging story arcs. And hey, sometimes it's the familiar face or phrase from the past that stirs the crowd into a frenzy—like hearing "Woo!" from Ric Flair!

Speaking of which, who was your favorite wrestler from the 90s? Do you have any memorable matches or moments that stand out for you?