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Carrie. Yeah, let me see here. Ah yes, Carrie, the act of one wrestler guiding a typically less experienced performer through a match.

It also refers to a match or angle in which a particularly skilled

performer is able to make an inferior wrestler look good or is perceived to be

doing all the work. There have been examples of this throughout WWE history with several great performers elevating their

opponents way beyond expectations often as they both shared their biggest

stage with an honorable mention to Bailey versus Naya Jacks.

I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture and these are the 10 greatest carry jobs in

W. W. W. W.E. History.

Number 10, Sean Michaels versus Vince McMahon.

Of all the semi-regular non-restlers, Vince wasn't one of the very best, but Sean elevated

McMahon's usual feisty display way beyond his traditional template.

McMahon still took the kicking he is usually prescribed at major shows but the pair

incorporated a host of hilarious and physically taxing devices along the way.

Supported by powerful weapon shots, including a man taking a framed edition of his

recent muscle and fitness magazine cover to the head and brutally measured shots with a ladder,

HB K has the brawl emaculately.

Number nine, Chris Jericho versus China.

The ninth Wonder of the World had developed a passable but clumsy style for her matches

with male opponents, but Jericho cleaned the entire presentation up better than any of her previous opponents had done.

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