11 Things That Only Make Sense In Wrestling (... AND Nowhere Else)

Anyone who has ever wandered around a stadium or arena in real-life will know that security is understandably incredibly tight.

And the security teams tasked with ensuring whichever act is performing within that venue that night are kept safe from harm typically do a superb job of protecting the stars doing their thing in front of a live audience.

All of that skill seemingly goes out the window whenever the wrestling comes to town, though, with something as simple as a hoodie being enough to evade an entire army of guards at times.

Find yourself being ejected from ringside mid-match? No bother, just pop on a jumper, throw up that hood, and you'll be able to wander back through the crowd and onto the apron in no time - just ask Solo Sikoa, who did exactly that at WrestleMania 39.

Jimmy Uso is also fond of using that item of clothing to slip under the radar inside of these supposedly super secure buildings, managing to do this during his brother Jey's Intercontinental Championship match with Gunther in February, too.

A person sneaking through the audience with their hood up would be the sort of suspicious move that would likely draw the attention of security in most situations. But in WWE in particular, these garments seemingly make you completely invisible for a spell. Which is probably why The Bloodline continue to rely on them.