Thread: Who has been the biggest beneficiary of revisionist history?
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Old 05-26-2018, 07:34 PM   #18
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Triple H followed by Vince McMahon.

WWE's revisionist history has made Triple H into a much bigger star than he really was during the Attitude Era. While he did have some memorable moments during the era, he was also just another cog in the system considering how many big stars WWE had during that time.

Same for WWE's revisionist history making Ted Turner into the big boogeyman of wrestling when Vince was pulling similar tactics prior and after the Monday Night Wars.
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