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   Vince McMahon

   He said it would be a public relation corporate nightmare. when asked again yes or no he replied "Its Not just a No Its a oh hell no and Austin thats the bottom line because Vince Mcmahon said so thank you very much." ... McMahon, at the Hall of Fame, introducing Stone Cold Steve Austin.
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   Ministry of Darkness

   Vince McMahon turned face during this time, claiming that Mark Calaway (Undertaker) was taking his gimmick too far, and that Calaway actually believed that he in fact was The Undertaker and that he was the second coming of The Lord of Darkness. ... The bear was said to have once belonged to Stephanie McMahon (as a child).
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   Shane McMahon

   He is the son of the current WWE Chairman and CEO, Vince McMahon and US Senate candidate Linda McMahon, he is also the older brother of Stephanie McMahon and brother-in-law of professional wrestler Paul "Triple H" Levesque. ... On the UPN pilot for SmackDown!, McMahon joined forces with The Undertaker and the Ministry of Darkness to form the Corporate Ministry.
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   Corporate Ministry

   The Corporate Ministry was a stable in the World Wrestling Federation in 1999 composed of members from both The Corporation and the Ministry of Darkness. ... Vince McMahon
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   The Corporation (professional wrestling)

   When they entered a feud with the Ministry of Darkness, Mr. McMahon was kicked out and his position as leader, unsurped by Shane, who justified his actions as pointing out that Vince no longer cared about The Corporation and only about Stephanie McMahon, who was a target of The Undertaker's plotting in taking over the WWF (and thus threaten The Corporation's power). ... Vince McMahon
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   Over the Edge (1999)

   The Corporate Ministry was formed when the Corporation merged with the Ministry of Darkness; the Corporate Ministry consisted of Viscera, The Big Boss Man, and The Acolytes Bradshaw and Faarooq. ... Vince McMahon refused to comment on Hart's death until he felt sufficient time had passed.
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   Billy Graham (wrestler)

   After his run in Championship Wrestling from Florida, first as a member of Kevin Sullivan's Army of Darkness and later as the group's opponent, Graham spent some time in Jim Crockett Promotions, working for Paul Jones in his feud against Jimmy Valiant. ... In 1992, at the height of Vince McMahon's steroid allegations, Graham went on The Phil Donahue Show and revealed to the world that he was an avid user of steroids, and went on a tirade against McMahon about it.
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   The Undertaker

   At Breakdown: In Your House, The Undertaker and Kane were booked in a Triple Threat match with Austin for his WWF Championship; McMahon stated that the brothers were not allowed to pin each other. ... Two weeks later, it was revealed on Raw is War that Vince McMahon had been the The Undertaker's "Higher Power" all along.
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   Brothers of Destruction

   McMahon denied it and blamed the attack on The Undertaker. ... This resulted in Vince McMahon to vacate the title since there was no clear winner.
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    Royal Rumble (2006)

    Immediately after the match, however, Vince McMahon came out and stated that Edge was cashing in his Money in the Bank contract that he won at WrestleMania 21. ... Angle rolled up Henry to retain the World Heavyweight Championship but as Angle celebrated, there was all darkness and The Undertaker's music hit.

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• Vince McMahon,
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• The Undertaker,
• Brothers of Destruction,
• Royal Rumble (2006)

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