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

#1 The rise of NXT and a better in-ring product is a big trademark of the Current Era

WWE NXT is now recognized as one of WWE's three major brands

Whether you prefer today's high-octane in-ring action as compared to a more grounded approach to pro-wrestling back in the day, WWE fans have their own different tastes in what works inside the ring.

But what cannot be denied is that the level of athleticism in today's WWE is unparalleled to any other generation that came before it.

As a result, in a time where pro-wrestling fans have better access to alternative promotions, WWE has fully embraced a more athletic approach to their own product.

The best women’s wwe match ever.The moment when WWE realised its women could deliver a headline main event.Sasha vs. Bayley NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn#tbt pic.twitter.com/FEX5fbDKkf

— Legit Bo$$ 💎Fan💎 (@xTheLegitBoss) April 16, 2020

The rise of NXT can be primarily attributed to this change, where Triple H turned a silly game show into WWE's in-ring alternative for RAW and SmackDown. More importantly, NXT has been challenged to put on better shows with AEW Dynamite being a worthy competitor on Wednesday nights.

Not every match was a complete athletic wonder in the Attitude Era, after all, people do have a selective memory of those times, but thanks to a healthier lifestyle and better training, today's Superstars are almost guaranteed to put on a decent showcase more often than not.

Never forget that Kevin Owens pinned John Cena clean as a whistle on PPV in his first main roster match.One of the best NXT call-ups ever. Possibly the best. https://t.co/YvY0pOfCHK

— Tom Broome-Jones | BLM (@TBroomey) May 18, 2020

In conclusion, I would like to say that even though the Attitude Era had several positives going for it, the Current Era has improved on a lot of negative outcomes from WWE's hottest period in history.