Mick Foley had needed knee surgery due to injuries suffered months earlier at Survivor Series and St. Valentine's Day Massacre. He would be unable to wrestle until August 1999. The following week, Mr. McMahon revealed himself as the "higher power" which The Undertaker had been taking orders from the entire time he was in command of the Ministry of Darkness, and later the Corporate Ministry. With their lead wrestler injured and their enemy evolved into a different group, the Union quietly disbanded. Members Timeline Championships and accomplishments Pro Wrestling Illustrated Feud of the Year (1998, 1999) – Mr. McMahon (vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin) Match of the Year (1999) – The Rock (vs. Mankind) Most Popular Wrestler of the Year (1999) – The Rock Rookie of the Year (1999) – Shane McMahon World Wrestling Federation WWF Championship (3 times) – The Rock WWF European Championship (1 time) – Shane McMahon WWF Hardcore Championship (1 time) – Big Boss Man WWF Intercontinental Championship (1 time) – Ken Shamrock WWF Tag Team Championship (1 time) – Big Boss Man and Ken Shamrock Royal Rumble (1999) – Mr. McMahon Wrestling Observer Newsletter Best Booker (1998, 1999) – Mr. McMahon Best Gimmick (1999) – The Rock Best on Interviews (1999) – The Rock Best Non-Wrestler (1999) – Mr. McMahon Feud of the Year (1998, 1999) – Mr. McMahon (vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin) Most Charismatic (1999) – The Rock Most Improved (1998) – The Rock Promoter of the Year (1998) – Mr. McMahon See also The Authority References External links WWE.com (Official Website of World Wrestling Entertainment) Mr. Vince McMahon's WWE Profile Shawn Michaels' WWE Profile Triple H's WWE Profile The Rock's WWE Alumni Profile Kane's WWE Profile Sgt. Slaughter's WWE Hall of Fame Profile Pat Patterson's WWE Hall of Fame Profile Gerald Brisco's WWE Hall of Fame Profile WWE teams and stables WWE World Tag Team Champions