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#3 Attitude Era vs. Current Roster
Whether or not the "Attitude Era" was truly the greatest era in WWE history is obviously a matter of opinion, but enough people do believe that to be true, which is why I think a current WWE vs. "Attitude Era" themed show would do extremely well.
Unlike with most of the active WCW roster in the late 90s and early 2000s, there are a lot of men and women who could still come back and have great matches -- Chris Jericho, The Rock, the New Age Outlaws, Trish Stratus, Lita, The Undertaker, Triple H, and Kurt Angle are all names from that era who can still perform at an acceptable level.
If WWE does end up doing The Rock vs. Roman Reigns at some point, they'll probably do it at WrestleMania. But, that match would be the perfect main event for an "Attitude Era" vs. current WWE roster themed show.
