Leaked WWE Document Of What Wrestlers Can't Do At Live Shows Emerges Online

A document of what rules and regulations WWE superstars must adhere to on live events has emerged online.

Live events, or 'house shows', are the non-televised shows WWE run on a regular basis and they are normally known for the performers having freedom of choice for their matches and how they lay the smack down.

Wrestlers singing and dancing in the ring or cutting a promo on the fly has been a regular occurrence at these shows.

But this document, which features the names of former WWE superstars and current company producers D-von Dudley and Jamie Noble at the top, proves that there are indeed a lot of limits.

From piledrivers being banned to nobody except John Cena being able to do "yeah-boo stuff", it makes for a sneak-peek behind the scenes.

Check out the document here:

This is even more evidence to show that it isn't easy being a WWE superstar...

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Topics: Wrestling, John Cena, WWE

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