Wrestling's overlooked stables: photos | WWE

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Gen. Skandor Akbar led the group known as Devastation, Inc. through the World Class and Mid-South territories.

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Akbar managed monsters like Kamala and nefarious grapplers like WWE Hall of Famer Ted DiBiase.

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He was also instrumental in the early careers of WWE Hall of Famers Mick Foley and "Stone Cold" Steve Austin.

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Terry Funk was part of Gary Hart International during 1989.

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Under Jim Cornette's guidance, Yokozuna and Owen Hart captured the World Tag Team Titles.

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Together with Vader, they formed Camp Cornette in 1995.

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The group's crown jewel, Vader, took on Yokozuna when the sumo champion left Cornette's stable.

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Punk rock and rap collided when Raven, Vampiro and Insane Clown Posse formed The Dead Pool in WCW.

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Stevie Ray teamed up with J. Biggs and Big T as WCW's Harlem Heat 2000.

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Ivan Koloff set out to form a team of superior Soviet athletes.

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He brought his nephew, Nikita, over from Russia.

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Koloff also brought in Krusher Khrushchev, a Soviet sympathizer from America.

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The Russians were dominant, capturing the NWA's Tag Team Titles and Six-Man Tag Team Titles.

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After Nikita defected to America and joined forces with Dusty Rhodes, Ivan Koloff brought in Vladimir Petrov to replace him.

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Petrov didn't mesh well with Koloff and Khrushchev, leading to the team's dissolution.