Sit back, folks, as your humble presenter peels back the curtain once again to reveal

precisely why certain items of clothing are forbidden to be worn in certain areas

on a particular day of the week.

Specific acts aren't allowed to be decided on the fly, and seemingly basic in ring actions

require more thought than you initially expected.

I'm Gareth from What Culture Wrestling, and here are 10 Wrestling Rules You Had No Idea Existed.

10.

Weapons Must Be Approved

One of the many staples of professional wrestling, seemingly for as long as most fans

will remember, comes in the form of either a healish piece of crap swinging a destructive

chair at a rival's person, or a babyface fighting off a swarm of A-holes with a baseball

bat.

In short, weapons and pro wrestling go hand in hand like Vince McMahon and a fresh slab

of meat.

Some are a little surprised to hear that absolutely every one of these weapons must first

be approved before use.

For the more elaborate set pieces involving everything from fire to barbed wire, it's

fairly understandable to hear that permission from higher ups must be requested before testing

out and later executing the spot.

But this ruling also extends to the tried and tested likes of chair and kendo sticks

strikes too.

Highlighting they're just about everything you see on a wrestling product, particularly

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