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Wrestling segments aren’t what they used to be.
The WWE used to constantly go viral for raunchy and racy segments, often led by some of the sport’s biggest divas, in a way that just doesn’t happen in 2026.
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Torrie Wilson, one of the most iconic divas in WWE history, isn’t apologizing for any of them, though. The legendary WWE star took to social media over the weekend to reflect on an old segment.
“This Sable and Torrie segment would get WWE canceled in 2026. 😭💀 2000s WWE was a different universe. 😂🔥,” one fan noted.
Wilson, refusing to apologize, shared: “For. sure.”
WWE fans miss these type of segments
WWE fans are missing them, that’s for sure, although some agree that they now feel a bit inappropriate.
“The exact moment when my parents would walk in with me watching wrestling as a kid,” one fan joked.
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“Glad I was alive and watching during this time,” one fan added.
“WWE went from wrestling to women’s entertainment,” one fan added.
“Love those great old days! Bring them back!” one fan added.
“I mean kids watch that. Pretty insane when you think about it,” one fan added.
“It was a different era, and stuff like that felt a lot more acceptable back then. And from a business perspective, it definitely helped attract a certain audience,” another fan added.
“I remember watching this alive when it happened and a bikini contest like this would not happen in today’s WWE,” one fan added.
“I’ll bet AEW or TNA would get away with it. WWE? Both Raw/Smackdown are on Netflix everywhere now except the U.S., so who knows?” one fan added.
What do you think, would this kind of wrestling segment pass everyone’s standards in the year of 2026? Why or why not? Sound off in the comments below.
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This story was originally published August 16, 2026 at 10:23 AM.