The Million Dollar Corporation

**Loose Cannon** · 04-16-2007, 09:52 AM

This stable never seems to get discussed on here. I would like to hear some opinions on thier run. I thought the stable worked very well and had a pretty decent run. They were responsible for a couple heel turns and they headlined WM 11. The whole "Who would sell out next?" made for great TV. The Volkoff turn was hillarious as he became Dibiase's slave. The Tatanka/Luger angle was so well done and was before its time. I was shocked when Tatanka turn, even though when I look back at it today, you can see the turn coming a mile away. Dibiase was also responsible for the Kid selling out and turning on Razor. This would lead to the infamous Cry Baby Match. Bundy's feud with Taker, which also included Kama melting the urn was pretty classic.

The stable also led to the babyface turn of Bam Bam Bigelow, who got kicked out of the group after his loss to a LT. So yea, even though WWF was at a low point back then, I thought The Corporation brought some bright spots to a shitty wrestling year all around.

04-16-2007, 09:52 AM	#1
Loose Cannon I'm all there is Posts: 31,811	The Million Dollar Corporation This stable never seems to get discussed on here. I would like to hear some opinions on thier run. I thought the stable worked very well and had a pretty decent run. They were responsible for a couple heel turns and they headlined WM 11. The whole "Who would sell out next?" made for great TV. The Volkoff turn was hillarious as he became Dibiase's slave. The Tatanka/Luger angle was so well done and was before its time. I was shocked when Tatanka turn, even though when I look back at it today, you can see the turn coming a mile away. Dibiase was also responsible for the Kid selling out and turning on Razor. This would lead to the infamous Cry Baby Match. Bundy's feud with Taker, which also included Kama melting the urn was pretty classic. The stable also led to the babyface turn of Bam Bam Bigelow, who got kicked out of the group after his loss to a LT. So yea, even though WWF was at a low point back then, I thought The Corporation brought some bright spots to a shitty wrestling year all around.