5 interesting rules WWE Superstars have to follow

#4: Extra appearances doesn't mean extra money

John Cena appeared on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert

With WrestleMania 35 on the horizon, you might start seeing more and more WWE Superstars appearing on non-WWE TV.

For as long as the WWF has been the sports entertainment juggernaut that it is, these appearances have happened, with late night talk shows often being the place of choice to see Superstars outside of the ring.

But even though the Superstars are appearing on shows, that doesn't mean they get paid for it, as public appearances such as these are classed as the standard for all WWE Superstars.

With that said, the WWE does pay for accommodations if they're necessary, but not paying talent to go into the mainstream media and promote your show definitely seems to be one of the weirdest rules that the WWE has made.