1. The 1994 Steroid Trial

In the nineteen-eighties, The WWF was known for its overwhelming characters, and was based on the backs of cutting edge superheroes like Hulk Hogan and The Ultimate Warrior . On the other hand, it was an open mystery at the time that steroid utilization was across the board among wrestlers, and maybe even urged by Vince McMahon to guarantee his wrestlers fit the sure picture of what a "wrestler" is. 

In 1993, this reached a critical stage when McMahon was arraigned in government court for contriving with sentenced steroid merchant Dr. George Zahorian to appropriate anabolic steroids among the locker room. The case went to trial in 1994 after Vince was compelled to surrender control of WWF to Linda in the midst of the debate and McMahon was shaken when Hulk Hogan was called to affirm for the indictment, in any case McMahon was cleared of the charges. 

While McMahon was discovered guiltless, the case changed wrestling always as Vince was compelled to depend on littler, more athletic stars in his headliner like Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels, both of whom would reform the business in their own particular manner.