Money Inc.

[8.0] "The greatness of Ted DiBiase allowed him to be a top tier singles and tag wrestler. This was a fun team that I feel was held back a bit by IRS, but still one of the better tag teams in the country at this point."

[7.0] "Great heel Tag Team, easy to hate and a solid gimmick, Rotunda and Dibiase really excelled in their roles here."

[6.0] "I'm shocked they're rated this highly, not a great team but a fine team gimmicks went very well together but never had a top program imo. Probably also due to the decline of both men's in-ring careers at this time had this team happened during the late 80s when the tag division was also more fleshed out maybe they would have had a better run."

[7.0] "After watching all of 1993 WWF and a little of 1992 wwf I would say this was a pretty good tag team. Both IRS and Ted Debiase did good ring work and the rich asshole gimmick worked wonders to get heat. Honestly they were fun to watch especially compared to some of the other lack luster tag teams WWF had at the time. I liked their fued with Hulk Hogan and Brutus the Barber Beefcake and all though they couldn't carry hulk and Brutus to a good match the build up to that match was a good watch. The best match I remember from them was when they dropped the titles to the steiners bros in the summer of 1993. Overall a solid tag team that took lemons and made them into lemonade."

[7.0] "The team was far better than they had any right to be. It was DiBiase's career twilight and Rotunda was on the fast track to his career's decline...even with the accumulating age and desire to milk rest holds for the whole dang night, we got some pretty good stuff from these two when paired."

[9.0] "A team with incredible potential that wasn't used for much of anything. Incredible heat and promo skills. Perhaps too much so... because this is a rare moment in time where the heels were so over that the faces couldn't keep up, making for poor matchmaking. No face tag team on the roster could compare, so it literally required putting Hogan & Randy Savage together to stop them. They were the top heel tag for the entirety of their run without question and required the top face singles to unite to do something about it. Normally, thats cause for a 10 out of 10. But in the case of Money Inc, they shot themselves in the foot by being so over that following Hogan & Savage no other good guys could feud with them convincingly. Very unfortunate circumstance. Still, one of the greatest tag teams of all time."

[6.0] "The gimmicks were in simpatico but I couldn't tell you any standout matches they've had, mainly because IRS isn't a good wrestler and Ted was going through a trough in his career."

[6.0] "Money Inc. were a fine heel tag team, but they had no outstanding matches and no feuds that meant anything."

[9.0] "A great team with a ton of character and personality. I wish they had more iconic matches to their name, but they have many good ones and I really just enjoy watching them, a team with great presentation featuring two excellent performers."