With World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. WWE 1.31%’S Wrestlemania 32 in Dallas, Texas, right around the corner this weekend, Forbes has released a new list of the company’s top-earning talent. All the performers get a cut of the Wrestlemania revenue and get a percentage of merchandise sales, but Forbes compiled a list of the ten talents with the highest annual base pay.
Here’s a breakdown of the full list.
- 10. Dean Ambrose: $1.1 million
- 9. Kane: $1.3 million
- 8. Big Show: $1.5 million
- 7. Undertaker: $2.0 million
- 6. Roman Reigns: $2.1 million
- 5. Seth Rollins: $2.4 million
- 4. Randy Orton: $2.7 million
- 3. Triple H: $2.8 million
- 2. Brock Lesnar: $6.0 million
- 1. John Cena: $9.5 million
Although this year’s big event reportedly sold…
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