Now as we mentioned on the wrestling news update this morning that you should definitely

go and watch, there will be no thigh slapping in WWE from this moment onwards.

They made a sign in everything that is now in place at the guerrilla position on all

shows apparently, so you'll no longer hear that sweet sound of leg not hitting bone

when Jey Usel performs a perfect superkick.

We'll probably talk more about that in future videos, but for now, his eight other strange

and unusual things you didn't realise were banned in WWE.

8.

Reaching out into the crowd

Ever wonder why we don't see more WWE stars launching themselves into the crowd and

celebrating arm in arm with supporters in the wake of a career-defining victory?

And no, it's not because they're all currently being beamed into the Thunderdome via

LED screens.

It's actually due to the fact that our favourite WWE guys and girls are usually forced to pay

a hefty fine if and when they choose to get a little too close to the crowd.

According to Hall of Famer Mark Henry, wrestlers are forced to pay $70,000 should they break

this specific rule.

Of course the company does allow a little bit of leeway with this particular law, with

most wrestlers being allowed to high-five the crowd on their way to and from the ring.

And they're certainly a line, Vince McMahon doesn't want his stars to cross.

And if they do, their wallets will be left feeling that much lighter because of it.

7.

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