Million Dollar Corporation 1994 - 1996

It gave Dibiase something to do after his retirement, which was nice. He was a legend even at the time and a great interviewer but unfortunately the group was made up of guys on a downpart of their career at the time. But at least it gave them something for the time.

Anything involving IRS is awful.

I think the first few started out pretty good. IRS and Ted were old partners so that made sense, Nikolai being bought as the down and out wrestler made sense, Bam Bam was still a big deal and Tatanka heel turned looked good on paper. After that, it was pretty random with Bundy and Kama being singles on their own briefly, then joining the corporation with little storyline. Sid also seemed to be a random join. Kid made some sense, was a big heel turn considering his two year friendship with Razor but didn't come with much of a storyline about being bought or anything.

By the end of 1995, it was really just Kid and Ringmaster. Sid had just left, Tatanka and Kama came back only briefly, Bundy was gone. When Tatanka and Kid were teaming for the tag title tournament, I don't even recall Dibiase being with them. It was probably a good (no, GREAT) thing that Dibiase left when he did-I don't think Austin would've had the breakout speech if he had a good talker in Dibiase by his side.

Dibiase leaving was crucial to Austin's success IMHO. The shedding of the manager was the first of many right steps for Austin.

In Dibiase's incredibly preachy shoot he craps on about how Austin made a huge mistake going to the lowest common denominator with his character and said he should have remained as the Ringmaster. He says he told him in 1996 he was making a huge mistake....and he still believes he was right.....

Yeah ok Ted.......

I loved the Million Dollar Corporation as a kid. I don't remember why I liked them so much but I did.

I can't consider any stable that has Nikolai Volkoff, King Kong Bundy, IRS, Kama and Tatanka anywhere near "top talent."

Sid, 1-2-3 Kid and Bigelow were cool though.

But yea, this stable sucked hard.

I totally forgot about the Undertaker v. Undertaker feud. Probably better I did forget, it was pretty bad.

You will have to ignore some people's comments regarding certain wrestlers.  For some on here (even though it's a classic board) refuse to watch anything before 1996 and if they do, they feel it was nothing but crap.

Or you can actually be someone who went back and watched those things. I wouldn't consider Bundy a top talent. Yea, he main evented WrestleMania 2 (a bottom 5 Mania for sure in terms of quality), but he literally only did so because he was a big guy to feed to Hogan. There was never anything special about the guy.

Even without looking at that, the Million Dollar Corporation is easily one of the worst stables of all time. They never did anything of note and were pretty much a giant group of losers during their time together.