Alright, let’s talk about trying to figure out WWE salaries for 2024. It sounded simple enough when I decided to look into it today.

So, first thing I did was just hop online. Typed the usual stuff into the search engine, you know, “wwe wrestler salaries 2024”, “highest paid wwe stars” and things like that. Naturally, a whole bunch of websites popped up right away.
Initial Findings
At first glance, it seemed easy. Lots of lists, lots of names with big numbers next to them. You see the usual top guys mentioned everywhere – Roman Reigns, Brock Lesnar, Seth Rollins, Becky Lynch, people like that. The numbers thrown around were pretty huge, millions of dollars. Some sites even broke it down, trying to rank them from highest to lowest.
Digging a Bit Deeper
But then, I started clicking into different sites, trying to cross-reference. And that’s where it got a bit messy. One site would have one number, another site would have a slightly different one. It made me wonder where they were getting this info from. Is it just the base salary? Does it include merchandise money? What about bonuses for big events like WrestleMania?
It’s really hard to tell. Most places don’t list their sources, or if they do, it’s often just linking to another site that’s also just guessing or using old data. It felt like chasing shadows sometimes.
- Saw lots of talk about the top earners making multiple millions, easily.
- People like Cody Rhodes, Gunther, Rhea Ripley often mentioned as being well-compensated too, though maybe not at the very, very top level like Reigns or Lesnar historically.
- Finding info on mid-card or newer wrestlers? Much tougher. Those numbers are rarely discussed openly.
The Reality of It
So, after spending a fair bit of time clicking around and comparing notes, my main takeaway wasn’t a neat list of exact salaries. It was more like realizing that getting precise, confirmed numbers is almost impossible for the public. WWE, like most big companies, keeps that stuff pretty close to the chest.
You can get a general idea, sure. The big stars are definitely making bank, easily seven figures, sometimes eight. The next tier down is likely doing very well too, probably high six figures into the low millions. But pinpointing it exactly? That seems like a real insider job. Most of what we see online feels like educated guesses mixed with rumors.

So yeah, that was my practice run trying to nail down the 2024 WWE salaries. Got a feel for the landscape, saw the big names repeated, but solid, verifiable data? That was the tricky part. It’s not as simple as just looking up a number.