Corporate Ministry

[5.0] "Both of these stables was great individually, but when they merged things was a bit of a mixed bag. This started good when Shane began a hostile takeover of the WWF and became the main heel when he merged the two iconic stables together and they dominated the show for awhile afterwards. Vince being revealed as the higher power was entertaining as a segment, but it just didn't make any sense and it significantly weakened the faction where it just felt all a bit too long in the tooth as it just served to continue the McMahon vs Austin feud in the dumbest way possible. The First Blood match that effectively ended the stable was really entertaining and Triple H was still booked very strongly to put him in a strong position for a main event push and every now and then we got some good TV moments out of it, but overall it was just too messy and unfocused most of the time."

[3.0] "Vince McMahon being revealed as the Higher Power is one of the worse booking decisions I can ever remember in Wrestling. It took 2 stables that were good/great and made a Super Stable except now everything you liked about the stables originally is lost and you just got this really weird clusterf***. No thanks, who's idea was this?"

[8.0] "I love this team. Huge names, huge dudes, dark and angry. I will freely admit I'm a sucker for stables and I love Bossman, and the Acolytes, let alone HHH, Chyna, Undertaker, and Vince. You even have bodies to eat the fall in Mideon and Vis. These guys were a lot of fun to watch l."

[5.0] "It kind of made sense to join these two groups into one supergroup. But at the same time, it made Taker into Vince's lackey and I don't think that really did him any favors."

[5.0] "Maybe too much of a good thing. The merging of the Ministry and Corporation was a great shocking moment (Vince's reveal as the "Higher Power" was classic), but ultimately might have ended up limiting the remaining shelf-life of both groups."

[5.0] "This really ruined 2 great stables by joining them together and the worse part was Vince McMahon was in charge. Lame."