Ranking of the Ten Wealthiest Professional Wrestlers Globally in the Year 2025
Top 10 Richest WWE Superstars in 2025
In the world of professional wrestling, few names are as iconic as Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. But when it comes to sheer wealth, a different group of superstars stands out. Here's a look at the top 10 richest WWE superstars and their main sources of wealth.
- Vince McMahon - Net worth: $3.2 billion Vince McMahon, the chairman and former CEO of WWE, tops the list with a staggering net worth of $3.2 billion. His wealth comes from his ownership stake in WWE, the sale of the company to Endeavor, and his iconic on-screen persona, "Mr. McMahon."
- Dwayne Johnson ("The Rock") - Net worth: $800 million The Rock, who first found fame in WWE, has since become a Hollywood powerhouse. His net worth of $800 million is a testament to his success in acting, production, and business ventures such as Teremana Tequila and Zoa Energy.
- Stephanie McMahon - Net worth: Significant (not precisely quantified) Stephanie McMahon, the daughter of Vince McMahon, has significant wealth from her stock holdings in WWE and her executive roles within the company, including her position as a board member. She also hosts a talk show on ESPN+ called "Stephanie's Places."
- Triple H (Paul Levesque) - Net worth: Tens of millions Triple H has a net worth in the tens of millions, thanks to his earnings from his wrestling career, his position as a top executive in WWE, and the significant amount of stock that he owns in the company. He is also responsible for the success of the NXT brand and currently holds the position of Chief Content Officer.
- John Cena - Net worth: Around $80 million John Cena's net worth has increased due to his successful transition into a Hollywood actor, lucrative film roles, endorsement deals, and part-time appearances in WWE and merchandise royalties.
- Roman Reigns - Net worth: Between $14 million and $50 million Roman Reigns earns a significant portion of his income from his WWE contract, which is one of the most lucrative in the entertainment industry. He also earns from merchandise sales, endorsements (Nike, C4 Energy), and acting gigs.
- Brock Lesnar - Net worth: Estimated $20 million to $35 million (generally around $20 million) Brock Lesnar's annual salary from WWE is approximately $12 million, making him one of the highest-paid wrestlers on the roster. He also earns from UFC career and pay-per-view shares.
- Hulk Hogan - Net worth: About $25 million (at the time of his passing in July 2025) Hulk Hogan's net worth comes from his wrestling career, acting, reality TV, settlement payouts, although it was diminished by expensive lifestyle and divorce settlements.
Key trends in the sources of wealth for these superstars include wrestling contracts, merchandise, endorsements, crossover careers in acting/film, business ventures, and executive ownership/roles within WWE’s corporate structure.
Other notable mentions include:
- Becky Lynch's earnings come from a combination of her acting and writing projects, as well as her WWE salary, which exceeds $2 million per year.
- Nikki Bella's net worth is attributed to her success in wrestling, reality television, and her various entrepreneurial endeavors, including Bonita Bonita and Birdiebee.
- Rhea Ripley's primary source of income is her WWE salary, reportedly around $250,000 per year, and she also earns from merchandise and endorsement deals with companies such as C4 Energy and Mattel.
This list reflects 2025 estimates and incorporates data on contract values, endorsement deals, media presence, and business activities as reported by multiple sources.
Sports beyond professional wrestling have also contributed to the wealth of some WWE superstars. For instance, John Cena's net worth has expanded due to his successful transition into a Hollywood actor, lucrative film roles, and sports endorsements. Similarly, Roman Reigns earns from his WWE contract as well as acting gigs and endorsement deals, showcasing the influence of sports beyond wrestling in shaping their net worth.
