WWE is experiencing a remarkable surge in business, with key metrics showing the company is more profitable than ever. From ticket sales to media rights, WWE’s financial performance is stronger than in the past, reflecting a thriving business environment.
In addition to domestic success, WWE has expanded its international presence with more Premium Live Events. The company has confirmed a robust schedule for this year through August, showcasing its global reach.
The upcoming events include NXT Battleground at UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Sunday, June 9; WWE Clash at the Castle at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland, on Saturday, June 15; Money in the Bank at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on Saturday, July 6; WWE NXT Heatwave, also at Scotiabank Arena, on Sunday, July 7; SummerSlam at Cleveland Browns Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday, August 3; and Bash in Berlin at Mercedes-Benz Arena in Berlin, Germany, on Saturday, August 31.
Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter reported that the current minimum salary for WWE’s main roster talent is $350,000 per year. This substantial income reflects the lucrative opportunities available within the company.
Furthermore, WWE will host Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia on Saturday, November 2. The significant revenue generated by these events not only boosts the company’s profitability but also benefits its talent. Main roster wrestlers can expect substantial earnings, highlighting the financial rewards of reaching the top tiers of WWE.
WWE Superstars make a ton of money, and that is the reason why the company is a destination and dream for so many. This does not include NXT talent, but the $350 minimum salary certainly gives them a lot to work for.
