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Just read the latest blog by Jim Ross and he mentioned underrated stables in which he chose the one that i probably would have as well in The Dangerous Alliance which was around in the very early 90's in WCW which was managed by Paul Heyman who was known as Paul E Dangerously and had Rick Rude, Stunning Steve Austin, Arn Anderson, Larry Zbysko, Bobby Eaton and Madusa. They had a great feud with Sting primarily but also Dustin Rhodes, Ricky Steamboat and Barry Windham who were the top faces in WCW at this time and which culminated more or less at WrestleWar in 1992 in a great Wargames match.
Another stable i alway found to be a great one which was very underrated was Team Canada in TNA before the company turned into WWE lite and became overrun by ex WWE wrestlers. I loved Scott D'Amore as a heel manager and he drew great heat whilst i could see the talent in Bobby Roode even back then and always refered to him back then as reminding me of a cross between Curt Hennig and Triple H. Petey Williams was a great X Division wrestler and his finisher was absolutely awesome to watch whilst Eric Young was a good enough comedic wrestler although i didn't think anything of A1.
Although it may not be considered as a stable i loved the three different kind of stables Ric Flair was involved with in his first WWE run with first Curt Hennig and Bobby Heenan, then Curt Hennig, Razor Ramon and Bobby Heenan and then finally with just Razor Ramon and Bobby Heenan. Outside of his first NWA/WCW run i don't think Ric Flair was ever as great as he was in that first WWE run and there have been very few people who have had a better single year in WWE than Ric Flair did in between latter 1991 and latter 1992 when he was on fire in the ring against Randy Savage, Bret Hart and Rowdy Roddy Piper and also on the mic as well.
Another stable i alway found to be a great one which was very underrated was Team Canada in TNA before the company turned into WWE lite and became overrun by ex WWE wrestlers. I loved Scott D'Amore as a heel manager and he drew great heat whilst i could see the talent in Bobby Roode even back then and always refered to him back then as reminding me of a cross between Curt Hennig and Triple H. Petey Williams was a great X Division wrestler and his finisher was absolutely awesome to watch whilst Eric Young was a good enough comedic wrestler although i didn't think anything of A1.
Although it may not be considered as a stable i loved the three different kind of stables Ric Flair was involved with in his first WWE run with first Curt Hennig and Bobby Heenan, then Curt Hennig, Razor Ramon and Bobby Heenan and then finally with just Razor Ramon and Bobby Heenan. Outside of his first NWA/WCW run i don't think Ric Flair was ever as great as he was in that first WWE run and there have been very few people who have had a better single year in WWE than Ric Flair did in between latter 1991 and latter 1992 when he was on fire in the ring against Randy Savage, Bret Hart and Rowdy Roddy Piper and also on the mic as well.
