5 Attitude Era wrestlers that are still a part of WWE

#4 Big Show

The Big Show is one of the longest-tenured Superstars in WWE currently

Big Show has been a part of WWE programming since 1999. The Superstar worked for World Championship Wrestling for four years, where he was also a part of the New World Order (nWo). The World's Largest Athlete has won numerous championships during his illustrious career. He won the WWE Championship on two occasions and was also the ECW Champion once. The seven-foot giant won the Heavyweight Championship twice and the Hardcore Championship thrice during his career.

He bagged the Tag Team Gold with his fellow WWF/E performers on eight different occasions where he won it twice with The Undertaker, Kane, Chris Jericho, and The Miz. The Big Show showed his prowess during other championship victories as well as he was the United States and Intercontinental Champion once during his time in the company.

Big Show makes sporadic appearances on WWE programming these days. He teamed up with Kevin Owens and Samoa Joe on the 6th of January 2020 episode of RAW to defeat Seth Rollins and AOP via disqualification and most recently challenged Drew McIntyre to a match after WrestleMania, where he was still defeated by the Scottish Psychopath.