5 things WWE does better in 2018 than 25 years ago and 5 things they don't 

#2 Better in 1993: The youth movement

Diesel and Shawn Michaels benefited from Vince McMahon's "youth movement"

Twenty-five years ago, Vince McMahon wanted WWE to undergo some major personnel changes – a “youth movement”, as it was described at the time – and was keen for younger stars like Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, Diesel and The Undertaker to headline shows instead of established names like Randy Savage and Ric Flair.

Fast forward to now, a time where WWE has a never-ending conveyor belt of talent rolling through the NXT ranks, and the company continues to rely on veterans for their biggest shows.

Aside from the reliance on part-timers at WrestleMania, the best recent example of this was the main event of Survivor Series 2017, when the four former NXT champions in the men’s five-on-five match were the first four to be eliminated.