Money Inc.

But you know who called that? Look at that.

That is some good wrestling there by Money Inc.

Yeah, yeah.

No-sell warrior.

Yeah,

yeah.

Money Inc.'s leaving? They're like, fuck this.

So Matt, you want to talk about a no finish? Yeah, what bullshit.

Yeah, they did that so much in 92 as well.

The Natural Disasters, I think, won and lost the belts, tag belts, to Money Incorporated.

And I'm not even sure either of them aired.

Which is so

where Ted DiBiase paid off some thug from Syracuse, OK, to come and beat me up and punch me in the eye.

Anything involving Money, Inc., because that was the current storyline he was in.

But instead, he chooses to say that Randy Savage punched him in the eye.

What do you think?

It's Hulk Hogan.

It's Brutus and Barbara Beefcake versus Money, Inc. not televised but i'm guessing at some point the wwe vault youtube channel will realize oh wait a minute we uh we have hogan's last wwf match before he left for wcw put that up there baby It's strange, though, to think that Hogan's out of the company for many different reasons.

One, obviously, the relationship between Vince and him are strained.

In 94, you do have the steroid trial.

Undertaker, Kamala, billed as a big match.

Money Inc versus Legion of Doom, billed as a big match.

The huge match that was billed as the main event that's not the main event, Macho Man Randy Savage versus The Ultimate Warrior.

That is kind of one of those things where you look at it and you're like, "Okay, no Hogan," but you have Macho Man and you have Warrior, and they're r- wrestling each other in a rematch from WrestleMania VII.

So we'll get into that in a second here.

First match up is a tag match, and I know there's some, some controversy because of Hawk and how he was in his demeanor and how he was physically during this match.

But it's Legion of Doom, LOD, Hawk and Animal with Paul Ellering, defeating Money Inc., Ted DiBiase and Irwin R. Schyster, with Jimmy Hart, in about 12 minutes.

Good match, and it- crazy, I didn't notice until, you know, obviously way after the fact that, you know, Hawk might have been, um, perhaps under the influence a little bit.

This is, of course, the forgotten era of DiBiase, as is with Sherry, who dumped...

They lasted for about a year, I think, until Money Inc. came along.

Yeah, and I'll tell you what, Callum, considering this is DVR, like I say, just before going to the tag match, because the injuries are piling up on him, I thought this was pretty decent, you know, considering it's Virgil as well.

Yes, never been a man who's been graced with a lot of talent was Ur-Virgil.

And it's like, yeah i mean i mean yeah as a kid like i didn't understand it like you know pay your taxes like you know now it's like you know taxes especially in the state of connecticut my god like taxes are so high that you're just like you feel like you're getting bent over you know and they're going in dry and the of course you're gonna hate the irs you're gonna you know because they take so much money that you worked hard for they benefit from it you know so um I mean, and if you think about it, the character had quite a bit of longevity from like middle of 1991 till almost 1996. where IRS was the tax guy.

He tagged up with DiBiase as a part of Money Incorporated.

He was in a singles role with DiBiase as his manager in the Million Dollar Corporation.

Any memorable IRS moments that you could expand upon? Him versus Razor Ramon.

Royal Rumble 94, yep.

Yeah.

Money Incorporated.

Yeah.