>>12983742Att. Era had a TON of based signs. Also, the fanbase back then was full of variety. Boomers, Xers, and Millennials were all watching that era and appealed to multiple generations. The younger ones (millennials) were generally too young/lacking money to attend shows but watched on TV every week (and played the video games), the middle ones in their 20s-early 30s (Gen X) were the loudest, funniest & most aggressive, while the boomers (40s, 50s, and older) were just too busy trying to enjoy the show that differed from their older Hogan & Bruno Sammartino era. Wrestling was HUGE back then, boy.
