WWE wrestlers' salaries vary widely depending on their status, popularity, and contract terms. As of 2024-2025:
- The highest-paid WWE wrestler is Brock Lesnar, earning about $12 million annually, including bonuses for main event appearances
- Roman Reigns, another top star, reportedly earns between $5 million (2024) and up to $15 million (2025) per year, reflecting his top billing and merchandise sales
- Other top earners include John Cena ($8.5 million per year), Randy Orton ($4.5 to $10 million), Triple H ($3.6 million), Seth Rollins ($3 to $9 million), and Becky Lynch ($3 million)
- Mid-tier wrestlers typically earn from around $1 million to $3 million annually, while lower-tier main roster wrestlers have a minimum base salary around $250,000 per year
- Developmental wrestlers in NXT earn significantly less, roughly $90,000 to $130,000 per year
- WWE wrestlers also earn additional income from merchandise sales and pay-per-view bonuses, which can significantly increase their total earnings, especially during major events like WrestleMania
In summary, WWE wrestler pay ranges from about $250,000 for entry-level main roster talent to over $10 million for top stars, with additional earnings from merchandise and bonuses boosting overall income
