WWE Salaries 2020: Highest-Paid Wrestlers Revealed

Who's The Highest Paid In WWE? Despite only working 8 matches in 2019, Brock Lesnar has once again topped the list as highest paid WWE Superstar. Forbes contributor David Bixenspan released the 2020 Highest Paid WWE Superstars list this week, which reveals several names which have occupied the top ranks over the years. The biggest standout is RAW Superstar Becky Lynch, who was revealed as the highest paid female on the WWE roster making $3.1 million in 2019. WWE Superstars are paid with a set downside guarantee, as well as revenues from merchandise and live events. Superstars generally make 5% of direct merchandise sales at events, and WWEShop.com, plus 25% of revenue from third-party licensed sales. Forbes gathered the information contained in the list from WWE filings, analysis on sales metrics, and interviews with industry analysts. The list does not include WWE Superstars who are currently on a leave of absence, such as Ronda Rousey, and those who aren't part of the active roster such as John Cena. Jon Moxley (Dean Ambrose) was also omitted from the list due to leaving the company last year. Also included is 3 members of the McMahon family, including Triple H, Stephane McMahon and Shane McMahon. For an in-depth look on their earnings, check out a previous article outlining those details. 2020 Top Paid WWE Superstars 10. Braun Strowman - $1.9 Million [caption id="attachment_11076" align="aligncenter" width="900"] Image: WWE.com[/caption] Braun Strowman signed a new $1.2 million muli-year deal with WWE in 2019. His pay includes his downside guarantee, as well as merchandise and live event earnings. 9. Stephanie McMahon - $2 Million [caption id="attachment_9922" align="aligncenter" width="662"] Image: Sports Business Journal[/caption] Stephanie McMahon's WWE pay consists of her job as an executive in the company , as well as her on-screen persona. She makes just over $700k as a member of the WWE talent roster, despite not having any major on-screen role. 8. Shane McMahon - $2.1 Million [caption id="attachment_10054" align="aligncenter" width="662"] Image: WWE.com[/caption] Shane McMahon's pay was for being a member of the WWE talent roster, working only 15 matches in 2019. He also had an on screen role with the company. He currently has no executive position within the WWE. 7. Bill Goldberg - $3 Million [caption id="attachment_1706" align="aligncenter" width="875"] Image: WWE.com[/caption] Goldberg only worked 2 matches in 2019, one being against The Undertaker in Saudi Arabia, which netted him $2 million. 6. Becky Lynch - $3.1 Million [caption id="attachment_7562" align="aligncenter" width="768"] Image: Sky Sports[/caption] Becky Lynch was one of WWE's top stars in 2019, both for her work inside the ring, as well as as a merchandise seller. 5. Triple H: $3.3 Million [caption id="attachment_13251" align="aligncenter" width="662"] Triple H With Fans At NXT on USA Debut | Full Sail University (Photo: WWE.com)[/caption] Despite only working 4 matches in 2019, Triple H made $2 million dollars as an in-ring performer. The rest of his earnings come from his job as a top executive in WWE. 4. Seth Rollins: $4 Million [caption id="attachment_14695" align="aligncenter" width="700"] Image: WWE.com[/caption] Seth Rollins continues to be one of the top stars in WWE, as well as a top merchandise earner. He made large paydays from several main event matches in 2019 3. Randy Orton: $4.1 Million [caption id="attachment_10669" align="aligncenter" width="662"] Image: WWE.com[/caption] Randy Orton signed a new deal with WWE in November 2019, using All Elite Wrestling as leverage to gain a better deal. Orton's deal does come with a number of perks including limited schedule, as well as a private bus for travel. 2. Roman Reigns: $5 Million [caption id="attachment_7256" align="aligncenter" width="662"] Image: WWE.com[/caption] Reigns signed a contract extension in August 2019, and continues to be one of WWE's top Superstars. He still remains one of WWE's top merchandise sellers, netting him a large payday in that category. 1. Brock Lesnar: $10 Million [caption id="attachment_15444" align="aligncenter" width="662"] Image: WWE[/caption] Brock Lesnar's limited WWE schedule saw him work 8 matches in 2019. He remains one of WWE's biggest attractions.

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