5 ways WWE's Current Era is better than the Attitude Era

#4 The Women's Revolution has brought a change in WWE's content

The Women's Revolution impacted WWE in a huge way

How various women of WWE have paved the way for today's generation is a story that can be traced back to a time even before the Attitude Era.

Names like Trish Stratus and Chyna keep popping all over the place when it comes to female icons of their own generation. Yes, the Women's Revolution wouldn't have been possible if not for a lot of women from the past, however, WWE seriously changed their outlook towards women's wrestling in the latter half of the previous decade.

What's a dream women's match we still have not seen in WWE?

— Those Wrestling Girls (@TWrestlingGirls) June 16, 2020

While female icons came and went by, women's wrestling saw permanent change as WWE focused on legitimate stars who could wrestle as good as their male counterparts inside a squared circle.

The Four Horsewomen have been consistent with the rise in women's wrestling. The women of WWE still have a long way to go, but we live in an era where WWE is finally making up for their misogynistic examples from the past, and especially from a time like the Attitude Era.

- All In and AEW- Women's Revolution- #KofiMania- AJ Styles in WWE- WWE buying the indies- Okada's mammoth reign- The Fiend- The biggest years of the Bullet Club- Daniel Bryan's second run

— OuiLow (@AceBi_lly) June 17, 2020