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John Cena was by far the biggest star to emerge during the Ruthless Aggression Era. Triple H, Randy Orton, Ric Flair, and Batista were part of the villainous stable Evolution, who were prominently featured between 2003 and 2005 until their eventual break-up.
For the years 2002-2008, WWE will be remembered for the Ruthless Aggression Era. An era that came around when WCW closed down doors for good, stars of the Attitude Era, like The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin left, and the WWF was forced to re-brand itself to WWE after losing a lawsuit to the World Wildlife Fund.
Step back in time and relive the most electrifying moments of the WWE's Ruthless Aggression era! From unforgettable matches to iconic promos, this compilatio...
Don’t miss the series debut of WWE Ruthless Aggression, premiering this Sunday on WWE Network. From imploding rings to breakout Superstars, the early 2000s were defined by two words: ruthless aggression.
Feb 27, 2020 · The Ruthless Aggression Era class of 2002 created four of the biggest superstars ever in WWE — Brock Lesnar, John Cena, Batista, and Randy Orton. Combined, these four stars have 43 world championships, seven Royal Rumble wins, and multiple other championships.
On the night Mr. McMahon made the call for his Superstars to be more ruthlessly aggressive than ever, Trish Stratus was just 24 hours removed from losing her second WWE Women’s Championship — but that didn’t stop her from leading her division boldly into a brand-new era.
Photos of 20 of The Ruthless Aggression Era's most defining moments.
