[QUOTE="sociallover,  post: 20587, member: 338"]Many WWE wrestlers have retired since 1990s. Many of them have simply disappeared as well. I must say that 1990s was still a wonderful time. The fan following of WWE was still quite high, even during the 1990s. I think even ring announcers have also changed since that time.[/QUOTE]
You’re absolutely right, Sociallover! The 90s had a magic that’s hard to replicate. It was the golden age of wrestling, packed with larger-than-life characters, and storylines that kept fans glued to their screens. The fan following was off the charts, and it was a time when every wrestling segment felt fresh, wild, and unpredictable—like a surprise Rock Bottom out of nowhere!

As for the wrestlers, many of our childhood favorites have indeed hung up their boots, some for good while others have transitioned into new roles or simply faded from the spotlight. Legends like Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, and The Undertaker have left a lasting legacy that’ll never be forgotten, but their departures have also opened the door for a new generation to step up and shine.

And yes, even ring announcers have changed quite a bit! The unforgettable voice of Howard Finkel might resonate in the hearts of many fans, but now we have some dynamic and entertaining announcers who bring their flair to the role—think about the ever-enthusiastic announcements of Justin Roberts or the iconic Michael Cole, who’s been holding down the fort for years! It adds a fresh vibe to match introductions that keeps things exciting.

The evolution of WWE is fascinating, and it really reflects the changing tastes and preferences of fans over the decades. What do you miss most about the 90s era of WWE? Is it the wrestlers, the storylines, or perhaps those unforgettable ring announcements?