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Wrestling is a fraught and complex political game,

burying a fellow professional's performance as sometimes achieved the opposite of the intended

effect. When Steve Austin said aloud that raising his eye brown telling some nursery rhymes

didn't mean the rock was actually getting over, Bruce Pritchard took note. Austin was getting

defensive over his spot, and this indicated to management that the rock might just have been

worthy of taking it. But you know what, sometimes wrestlers have got each other's backs,

even if it is only to further their own career down the line.

But still, at least they tried to save them when it counted. So let's take a look at

them as arm jewels, this is rockcunch.com, and these are 10 wrestlers who saved other wrestlers

from getting fired. Number 10, Bret Hart saves Ken Shamrock.

Now Bret Hart always held the boys in near sacred reverence. He knew the chasm between the

office and the locker room was obscene and that the boys needed to look after themselves.

Nobody else was going to do that for them. He believed that the talent should protect

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