5 things you didn't know about the WWE locker room
Whilst the matches may be pre-determined, and the performers aim to tell stories, the WWE Superstars are just like any other athlete.
And like athletes from sports such as Soccer, Football, Baseball, Rugby, Cricket and more, the men and women of the roster need somewhere where they can prepare for upcoming matches, and relax after said matches.
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This safe-space comes in the form of the WWE locker-room, with countless Superstars entering the hallowed ground during the many decades that the company has been the Sports Entertainment juggernaut that it is today.
But little is actually known about the WWE locker-room, as the place remains a closely guarded secret for the Superstars who are fortunate enough to call it home.
Here are five things you (probably) didn't know about the hallowed ground that is the WWE locker-room.
#5: No Phone calls
During his time with the WWE, Enzo Amore made a lot of headlines, but for all the wrong reasons. Being fired in 2018, Amore was reportedly massively unpopular, constantly flaunting the rules and showing little to no respect to his fellow Superstars.
One rule that Amore broke was that there should be no phone calls made inside the locker-room, as it could distract others trying to get ready.
Rather than do the courteous thing and leave to speak on the phone, the Certified-G, would talk loudly constantly, and sometimes trash-talk his colleagues, which was a big no-no.
Being too loud and obnoxious during a bus journey on an overseas tour saw the former Cruiserweight Champion be ejected by Roman Reigns on a tour bus in Europe, showing that even the usually calm Big Dog had his limits.