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WWE Wrestlers Salaries 2019-20 (Leaked Bill)

March 25, 2019 By Sports Chief

Usually the contracts of WWE Wrestlers with different companies are long term but the nature of these contracts depends on the experience and appearance of these wrestlers which stands anywhere between 1 to 10 year period. The professional contracts of WWE wrestlers include basic annual salary along with bonuses and traveling allowances. As per facts, the average salary of wrestler on roster is around $500,000 to $1 million per year. Let’s take in-depth at WWE wrestlers contracts and their annual earnings in 2019.

Article Inlcudes

  • WWE Executives Annual Income
  • Paul Triple H Levesque (Highest Paid WWE Executive)
  •  Vince McMahon
  • George Barrios
  • Kevin Dunn
  • Michael Luisi
  •  Appointment
  • Works
  • Personal Property
  • Marketing
  • Access to other Companies
  • Conditions and Territory
  • Payments and Bonuses
  • Promoters Duties
  • Wrestlers Duties
  • Warranty
  • Early Termination
  • Breach of Contract
  • Miscellaneous
  • WWE Wrestler Contract and Annual Salary
  • Incomes from PPV Events
  • WWE Highest Paid Wrestlers

WWE Executives Annual Income

As per leaked details, the pay scale works of WWE executive starts from Chairman, CEO and then drops down to other executives.

Paul Triple H Levesque (Highest Paid WWE Executive)

  • Designation: Vice President Live Events & Talent
  • Basic Salary: 1$1.1 Million
  • Annual Talent Contract: $1.65 million

 Vince McMahon

  • Designation: CEO
  • Basic Salary: $ 2.4 million

George Barrios

  • Designation: Financial & Strategic Officer
  • Annual Salary: $800,000

Kevin Dunn

  • Designation: Producer
  • Basic Salary: $800,000

Michael Luisi

  • Designation: WWE Studios President
  • Basic Salary: $700,000

Before going into the annual salary details of different wrestlers let us clear you the official contract details of a Wrestler made with WWE. The official WWE contract include around 13 different points given below.

 Appointment

  • Wrestler allows WWE to book him for any fight or event after which WWE sell tickets and TV Righrs. In addition to that Wrestler also permits WWE to deal with different publishers, merchandisers and endorsements on his/her behalf.

Works

  • WWE has sole authority to film any fight involving the reserved fighter or wrestler.

Personal Property

  • WWE also holds rights to contracted wrestlers name, personality, likeness and contumes.

Marketing

  • WWE can market the fight promotions or films/photographs

Access to other Companies

  • The contract clauses of WWE focuses on other stuff like exclusive permission by Wrestler granted to WWE are exclusive to the company.

Conditions and Territory

  • This clause include stuff like contract of WWE with Wrestler can vary between 1 to 10 years whereas the word territory refers to Globally.

Payments and Bonuses

  • The payment procedure and structure of WWE is very difficult as it includes basic salary and bonuses.
  • The average annual salary of Wrestler is estimated round $v 500,000 per year.

Promoters Duties

Wrestlers Duties

  • Wrestler should be clear about his contract
  • As per rules, the Wrestlers Obligations contract is 3 times more than WWE

Warranty

Early Termination

Breach of Contract

Miscellaneous

WWE Wrestler Contract and Annual Salary

The professional contract signed by Wrestler with WWE contains the number of years, basic annual salary and bonuses whereas some other points include factors like retirement, injury, release, terms and layouts. The basic annual salary of Wrestler includes guarantee payments. The bonuses and royalties are linked with PPV/merchandise sales ratio. WWE has also confirmed that each wrestler on professional roaster makes around $500,000 per year while some top notch wrestlers are earning way more than these figures.

Incomes from PPV Events

Many high ranked wrestlers of WWE like John Cena etc enjoy PPV revenue share with different companies and they are earning massive annual money as compare to other wrestlers in the roster. It is very hard to estimate PPV exact figures as WWE never reveal this information.

WWE Highest Paid Wrestlers

John Cena is currently the highest paid wrestler in WWE as the undisputed WWE star is making around $3.5 million plus major portion of promotion sales and PPRV revenue share from his weekly fights in WWE. Cena is also enjoy different endorsements deals outside the rind. Brock Lesnar is another heavily paid wrestler in WWE as after joining this sport again back in 2014, Lesnar is currently earning around $3 to $5 million per year.

WWE Male Wrestlers Salaries & Contracts (2019)
STAR ANNUAL SALARY Bonuses & Royalties Contract
Brock Lesnar $10 million Lesnar make $500k per main event and $100k for sale of merchandise 5 Years Contract
John Cena $8.5 million John Cen get paid $500k for main event appearances and 5% for merchandise sale almost ($1 million) 3 Years Contract
Roman Reigns $5 million He earn almost 5% from main event PPV sales other bonuses in case winning wwe title fight. 3 Years Contract
Randy Orton $4.5 3.25% bonus for high merchandise sales, Free Travel, PPV revenue share Contract upgraded (2018)
Seth Rollins $3 million No bonus for merchandise sale but make $200k per main event appearances. Upgraded 2018
The Miz $2.5 million 5% Merchandise sales, travel and accommodation, PPV share 5 Years
AJ Style $2 million AJ make big money he gets main ppv event revenue share 5 Years
Dean Ambrose $2 million His earnings double for PPV event and more bonus included in contract for winning wwe title match. 3 Years
Dolph Ziggler $1.4 million Ziggler earn 3.5% share from merchandise sale and his ppv earnings increased upto $250k per main event 3 Year
Sheamus $1 million 1.5% bonus for high merchandise sales, travel & Accommodation 5 Years
Jeff Hardy $1 million 2.5% bonus for high merchandise sales and 200k per main event match appearance 3 Years
Jinder Mahal $900,000 Mahal making big money after becoming the wwe champion and earned 350k per ppv event extra bonus. 5 Years
Big Show $850,000 Big show is in-active due to his hip injury but his contract improved with extra bonus earnings 3 Years
Goldust $400,000 Get paid extra for merchandise sale 3 Years
Titus O’Niel $300,000 Starter package on base of performance get full time contract he earn only when make appearance 2 Years
Sin Cara $700,000 Cara is on full time contract making extra $250k on main payper-view event revenue share 2 years
Chris Jericho $750,000 Chris Jericho on full time contract and earning 3.5% on merchandise sale 3 Years
Luke Harper $550,000 Harper making regular appearances on weekly and main event matches making bonus money upto ($100k) extra each year. 2 Years
Rusev $600,000 The Russian wrestler earning big money from ppv event bonus from the contract extension upto ($350,000) per main event. 3 Years (Upgraded 2017)
Erick Rowan $550,000 Rown is one full time contract and competing for tag team competition 2 Years (Upgraded 2017)
Bray Watt $1 million Watt making extra from main event revenue share and gets free travel and accommodation. 2 Years (Upgraded 2018)
Bo Dallas $300,000 He is part time currently but contract get upgraded in 2018 on base of his performances to full time. 2 Years (Upgraded 2018)
Braun Strowman $300,000 2 Years (Upgraded 2018)
Tripple H $2.5 million Limited appearances in main event payper-view matches and minority owner 2 Years
Apollo $300,000 2 Years
Matt Hardy $650,000 Hardy making 2.5% extra earning on sale of merchandise 1 Year
Samoa Joe $800,000 Full time contract holder earn 5% main event revenue share 3 Years
Scott Dawson $250,000 3 Years
Undertaker $2 million Only part time appearances expected comeback at Wrestle-mania 2 years
Kane $900,000 Currently in-active but still make part time appearances 3 Years
Cesaro $500,000 Extra bonus money on main event match winning 2 Years
Luke Gallows $250,000 2 Years
Kalisto $350,000 Full time contract holder 3 years
Big Cass $250,000 1 Years Upgraded (2017)
Heath Slater $400,000 Extra bonus on ppv main event appearances 1 Year (2018)
Curtis Axel $250,000 Upgraded 2018
Curt Hawkins $200,000 Upgraded 2018
Big E $500,000 Full time contract based wrestler and extra bonus holder 2 Years (2017)
Fandango $400,000 Full time contract base wrestler 3 Years (2017)
Epico Colon $200,000 1 Year (2018)
Kevin Owens $750,000 On base of his performance he gets contract with (ppv revenue share bonus) upto $200k 5 years (2018)
Tyler Breeze Starting package Upgraded (2018)
Mike Kanellis $200,000 Upgraded 2017
Jey USO $250,000 No extra share revenue and bonus from PPV main events 1 Year Contract
Jimmy USO $250,000 No extra share revenue and bonus from PPV fights 1 Year Contract
Kofi Kingston $500,000 Earn 3.5% extra after making appearance in main ppv event matches 3 years (Full time contract)
R-Truth $550,000 Earn 5% on sale of merchandise 3 years contract
Rhyno $500,000 Until he get upgraded contract he wont get any extra ppv revenue share 2017 (Upgraded)
Shinsuke Nakamura $400,000 Nakamura will get full time contract after winning Royal Rumble 2018 and earn extra on base on ppv revenue share. Upgraded 2018
Xavier Woods $350,000 Xavier currently starting package holder on base of his performance get full time contract Upgraded 2018
Zack Ryder $400,000 Zack earn 3.5% extra earnings on base high sale merchandise 2018 (Upgraded)
Viktor $250,000 He is on starting package making regular appearances bring him to full time contract 2018 (Upgraded)

Usually the contracts of female wrestlers are short term but these contracts automatically re-new each years unless any of the wrestlers decides to leave. As per facts Female Wrestlers earnings are way less than males due to fewer appearances. But female wrestlers also enjoy bonuses and endorsements deals.

WWE Divas Salaries 2019 (Contract Upgraded)
STAR ANNUAL SALARY Bonuses & Royalties Contract
Ronda Rousey $1.5 million 5% extra bonus for high sale on merchandise and free travel and ppv event share upto ($500k) 2 year contract (full time)
Charlotte Flair $550,000 Extra bonus on winning main event matches 3 Year contract (Full-time)
Nikki Bella $350,000 3 Years (automatic renewal)
Alexa Bliss $350,000 3 Years
Mickie James $300,000 1 Year (till 2018)
Brie Bella $300,000 1 Year (Roling contract)
Natalya $300,000 3 Years
Asuka $250,000 2 Years
Summer Rae $120,500 1 Year (Roling contract)
Nia Jax 100,000 1 Year (Roling contract)
Mandy Rose $80,000 1 Year (Roling contract)
Paige 350,000 In-active making limited appearances 1 Year (Roling contract)
Dana Brooke $200,000 1 Year (Roling contract)
Sonya Deville $100,000 2 Years (Roling contract)
Bayley $200,000 1 Year (till 2018)
Becky Lynch $250,000 3 Years
Carmella $120,000 1 Year (Roling contract)
Lana $200,000 3 Years
Live Morgan $75,000 Upgraded 2017
Naomi $180,000 Main event appearances 5 Years
Rubby Riott $80,000 Upgraded 2017
Sarah Logan $80,000 Upgraded 2018
Tamina $80,000 In-active due to injury 1 Year (till 2018)

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