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Trains now on Uber. T's and C's apply check the Uber app. A manager in real life pays your salary tells you what to do and praises you if you do a good job and

disciplines you if needed to.

A manager in wrestling gets on the mic, aims to get their client over and gets them title shots. It almost always ends in the client

beating the manager up after being screwed over or the client quite simply having enough.

Now imagine you're at work and you've not been happy for months and just

delivering a rock bottom to your boss then standing on the table with your

resignation letter to deliver that famous rock promo. I mean it probably ended a different way than it would

in the wrestling world. Now if you look at the WWE today there's not many

managers. We've got Paul Haman and Selina Vega they are stars on the mic.

But we don't have a modern day Bobby Heenen who everyone would just want to get their face slapped off.

Now will we get that?

I mean, you never know with the WWE, but in the the past all the way to the current day

wrestlers have depended on their managers much more than others and that's what we're

going to take a look at right now my name's Nathan from what culture of wrestling and

these are the 10 WWE wrestlers who were nothing

without their managers.

Number 10, Tatanker. Tatanker was very present in the 1990s.

He had an undefeated streak between 1991 and 1993, but although his

Native American gimmick was over, he was never a main event player. Ludwig Borger beat him

and then more losses came to Tanker's way.

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