>>9582694yes it literally meant less. that's the argument. that's what you cant seem to understand. In 99 and 2000 wrestlemania wasnt this big brand that it is now with slogans and "big moments". it was about the weekly shows, the drama, and storylines. wwf was the biggest weekly show on television
nobody remembers whatever the fuck happened between rock and austin at wm15, but they remember austin driving over the rocks car in a monster struck and rock throwing him off a bridge afterwards. wwf was delivering insane twist and turns every week in that era. it was about being in the moment rather than contrived wrestlemania moments. every ppv felt like a big deal
in the 2000s wwe went out of their way to position wrestlemania as a massive spectacle but that just was not the case in the attitude era. it was a slightly more well-marketed ppv than the others but that's it
