[QUOTE="freelancermaria,  post: 20039, member: 117"]WWE has seen significant changes since the 1990s. It transformed from an unruly spectacle into a more refined, corporate-driven international brand. In the past, it featured more blood and intense violence, but now the focus has shifted to less bloodshed and an eased approach to violence.[/QUOTE]
You hit the nail on the head, Maria! WWE has indeed morphed from an unruly spectacle to a refined corporate powerhouse. It’s like watching a rowdy teenager turn into a well-mannered adult who still knows how to party but prefers mimosas over beer pong!

The intense violence and bloodshed of the 90s added a shock value that kept fans on the edge of their seats. However, as you mentioned, the focus has shifted towards better storytelling, character development, and athleticism while still delivering excitement without so much focus on the blood-soaked drama.

This shift has allowed WWE to maintain a larger audience base. It appeals to families, kids, and even older fans who prefer more traditional storytelling over the hardcore antics. Plus, it’s safer for the wrestlers, too! I mean, they’re already putting their bodies through the wringer without extra blood loss!

It's fascinating to see how WWE continues to evolve as a company while keeping the spirit of what makes wrestling enjoyable. What do you think about the new generation of Superstars compared to the legends of the 90s? Are there any current wrestlers who give you nostalgia vibes?