4 Celebrities who loved appearing on WWE and 3 who wish they hadn't

WWE is not just a place for the wrestlers who perform under it, its a place for every single people on earth including film stars, politicians, T.V hosts, and the list goes on. From time to time, we've seen many celebrities has appeared on WWE TV.

Though the majority of them has like their experience with the global brand, the same can't speak for some of them. Most of the times, these celebrities were involved in a compelling segment like when Hugh Jackman came to WWE to promote his movie, Real Steel. And while doing so, he got involved in a fight with Dolph Ziggler.

These type of scenarios has happened quite often, so we're just going to take a look at some of them and see which celebrity loved to appear on WWE TV and the ones who probably didn't.

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Loved: Jon Stewart

The former host of The Daily Show, Jon Stewart showed up three years ago at SummerSlam. There he appeared as the host of early mentioned pay-per-view. Though Stewart was just meant to make his appearance at the event, he did more than that.

In the seventh match of the PPV, Seth Rollins faced-off John Cena in a match winner takes all. During the match, some unique moves were seen between the two superstars as Cena also applied Ric Flair's Figure Four Leg Lock on Rollins.

But just as the match was about to come to an end, Jon Stewart appeared in the ring with a chair in his hand. Though everyone thought he was there to attack Rollins after his ongoing rivalry with him from the past few days, he shocked everyone when he attacked Cena.

In the aftermath of his attack, Stewart revealed that he only attacked Cena just so he couldn't tie Ric Flair's World Championship record. This move of him certainly proved how much he loved working with WWE, as he is a fan of the company and Ric Flair since his childhood.

Wish he hadn't: Wiz Khalifa

This celebrity on our list is no stranger to anyone. Wiz Khalifa appeared on March 19th, 2015 edition of Monday Night Raw. He was in attendance there just to deliver a musical performance of him.

But guess what, the fans in Pittsburgh just didn't take easy on him as they clearly booed him all along his performance. This came as of surprise to me as Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania was Wiz's hometown which meant that he was supposed to cheer up by the fans instead he received a lot of negative reactions.

I guess, due to this pretty unexpected welcome of Wiz by the fans who showed up in that arena, it's clear that he didn't like appearing on WWE T.V where he was booed heavily for no reason.

Loved: Kevin Hart

Kevin Hart has proved how big he's a fan of WWE. He has made several appearances for the company. The first time, when he appeared on June 17th, 2014 edition of Monday Night Raw.

There he was present as a guest commentating for a match. Following which, he was invited to the ring by Adam Rose to dance just a little bit. But as Kevin got in the ring he started to show off his dancing move and was seen definitely enjoying it.

The second time he showed up was when Sting and Goldberg's Hall of Fame tribute videos were shown. And in both of them Kevin was featured, where he revealed, how much of these two superstars and WWE has been an inspiration for him since his childhood.

Wish he hadn't: Floyd Mayweather

Floyd "Money" Mayweather first time showed up in WWE prior to his WrestleMania 24 match against The Largest Athlete. He was present at the ringside as a fan when Big Show made his fun. Soon after which, Floyd got into the ring and left the big man's nose bleeding and eventually a match was set up between the two men.

Despite the odds that were placed against Mayweather, he defeated the Big Show with a clear hand. Though this match was a once in a lifetime, Mayweather's legacy was probably tainted when he fought the big man in a no DQ match.

Loved: Shaquille O'Neal

The Living Legend Shaquille O'Neal made his biggest appearance for WWE back at WrestleMania 32. He took part in Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal as a surprise entrant. In the match, Shaq eliminated The Big Show setting up a potential match between the two superstars in the near future.

But guess what, it didn't happen probably because of Shaq's hectic schedule. Due to which this match has remained one of the fantasy matches. Though Shaq didn't win the battle, he must've enjoyed his time while appearing in the ring alongside some of the biggest superstars of WWE creating his own WrestleMania moment.

Wish he hadn't: Donald Trump

Donald Trump was a part of WrestleMania 23 in a Hair vs Hair match with a special guest referee, Stone"Cold" Steve Austin. Bobby Lashley was scheduled to face-off Umaga with a stipulation if Lashley lost the match, Trump has to shave off his head in front of thousands of people and if Umaga lost then Vince McMahon has to do the same.

Though Trump's hair was saved, thanks to Lashley, he probably now wishes that he shouldn't have appeared in that match be seeing now he's the U.S President. Though Trump and McMahons are friends for a long time, this wasn't one of those appearances that the 45th President must have liked.

Loved: Arnold Schwarzenegger

If you want to see a man who loves to appear on WWE T.V more than anyone then look no further because Arnold Schwarzenegger is the one. Arnold has made several appearances for WWE including two Hall of Fame ceremonies.

The first time Mr. Olympia set his foot into the WWE ring was back in 1999, on an edition of SmackDown. Though he appeared on WWE T.V just to promote his movie "End of Days", he was honored with a WWE World Box Office Championship presented by Vince McMahon himself.

And as Arnold lifted up the title a big smile was seen on his face which tells us how happy he was to be a part of WWE. Following this, he continues to appear in WWE from time to time including his own WWE HOF induction in 2015.