WWE Wrestlers Salaries 2017 Contract Details – John Cena, Tripple H, Chris Jericho, Randy Orton

From WWE record, an average wrestler on the roster makes between $500,000 to $1 million a year as a basic salary. In this article, we revile current WWE Wrestlers Salaries 2017, how much each wrestler makes and their contract details.

WWE Wrestlers Salaries 2017

 

Before that, it might also interest you to also know how much their executives earn, starting from their CEO Vince McMahon to other executives.

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WWE Executives Salaries List

1. Vince McMahon ( CEO ) – $2.4 million.

2. Paul “Triple H” Levesque (vise president live events, talent) – $1.1 million (basic salary), with $1.65 million in his yearly talent contract. All these made him the highest paid WWW executive.

3. George Barrios (Financial and Strategic Officer)  – $800,000.

4. Kevin Dunn (Producer)  – $800,000

5. Michael Luisi (WWE Studios President ) – $700,000

Now let’s look at the list of WWE Wrestlers Salaries 2017 and their contract details.

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Any wrestler who register for WWE is assured of a professional contract with the company indicating the number of years, as well as basic salary plus bonuses and some other clauses allowance such as release, retirement, injury layouts and many more.

John Cena as an undisputed superstar in WWE makes around $3.5 million a year including portion of merchandise sales and PPV revenue share. Below are amount being paid to WWE Wrestlers currently.

WWE Wrestlers Salaries 2017 Contract Details

STAR ANNUAL SALARY Bonuses & Royalties Contract
The Rock $3.5 Million 7% bonus for high merchandise sales, only appears on selected WWE Dates 3 Year (Part Time)
John Cena $2.75 Million 7% on merchandise sales, plus hafty PPV revenue share make his actual earnings way more 7 year deal signed in 2015
Tripple H $2,12 million Also acts as WWE executive and talent contract. Unique 20 Year deal
Brock Lesner $3 Million 3.25% bonus for high merchandise sales, Free Travel, PPV revenue share (3 Years) Contract extension signed in 2016
Undertaker $1.75 Million 7% bonus for high merchandise sales, Travel & Accommodation, PPV revenue share if featured on a main event 5 Years (Part-Time)
Randy Orton $1,6 million % Merchandise sales, travel and accommodation, PPV share 5 Years
Sheamus  $1.3 million travel & accommodation 5 Years
Big Show $1.2 million Personal tour bus from WWE 3 Years
Dolph Ziggler $900,000 Travel & Accommodation 3 Year
Ray Mysterio  $985,00 4% bonus for high merchandise sales, travel & Accommodation 5 Years
Rusev $725,000 3 Years
Danial Bryan $700,000 5 Years
Mark Henry $877,000 3 Years
Goldust $725,000 3 Years
Titus O’Niel $335,050 2 Years
Stardust $245,000 2 years
Seth Rollins  $310,500 3 Years
Roman Reigns  $245,000 2 Years
R-Truth $244,000 3 Years
Ryback  $655,500 2 Years
Chris Jericho $974,000 2 Years
Sin Cara $245,000 2 Years
Adam Rose $165,000 2 Years
Bo Dallas $165,000 2 Years
Big E $145,000 2 Years
Bad News Barrett $445,000 3 Years
Bray Wyatt $254,200 3 Years
Bryan Saxton $170,000 3 Years
Cesaro $80,145 1 Year
Christian $595,000 3 Years
Curtis Axel $75,000 2 Years
Damien Mizdow $100,000 2 Years
Darren Young $80,145
David Otunga $75,000
Dean Ambrose $80,145
Diego $75,000
Eric Rowan  $80,145
Fandango Starting Package
Fernando Starting Package
Heath Slater Starting Package
Hunico Starting Package
Jack Swagger $275,000
Jey USO $255,000
Jimmy USO $255,000
Justin Gabriel Starting Package
Kofi Kingston $354,200
Konnor Starting Package
Luke Harper Starting Package
The Miz $712,000
Xavier Woods Starting Package
Zack Ryder $535,050 3 year
Viktor Starting Package

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