In 2014, we would be talking about the WCW Network and the WrestleMania: The Essential Collection DVD.
Guys like Vince Russo and Chris Kreski would have never had a job. There would be 36 writers, a majority of which only had writing experience from Boy Scout anti-pedophile videos and Sister, Sister episodes.
Triple H would be a five-time world champion by the end of 1999, having traded the belt with The Rock multiple times since the beginning of 1998.
The Rock would have never beaten Triple H on pay-per-view.
Chris Jericho would work on Sunday Night Heat and would serve as a punching bag to the main roster.
Undertaker would get a spark sometime around 1996/1997 until he loses to Bret Hart at WrestleMania, and continues feuding with top guys while never actually winning any of the feuds.
J.R. would have been fired for the last time and replaced by Michael Cole permanently.
DX would constantly be referred to as degenerates while never actually doing anything worthy of that label.
Bret Hart would have walked out earlier once Vince told him he was grooming Triple H to be the top guy.
Shawn Michaels would become the head writer after his retirement.
Big Show would come in as a monster heel and destroy everyone in his path, eventually leading to a WWF Championship match against a face Triple H where he loses to one Pedigree. He slowly starts losing more and more matches until he no longer has any spark and becomes a comedy character dancing with Too Cool in 2000.
