The pay for those local wrestlers who obviously job to WWE superstars and lose?

Question

After all expenses, are they left with enough money to get something really nice?

Several thousand left over?
About $20,000 left over?


If I could go out there and do that, I would only do it if I was left with at least several thousand, I fought like a heel, and I actually put up a good fight, not just get bowled over like a joke.

Answer 1

Local guys that are used as jobbers, are normally contacted by either local wrestling gyms and are normally paid around 300 to 700 dollars(depending on their match) and it is also a opportunity to get exposure to a large audience and maybe some opportunity to tryout

Answer 2

Well I guess you will never be a wrestler then. If you think you would be worth that kind of money for doing nothing but lose. I don't think you could find another job making that kind of money so why should you get it to lose in a minute? Some guys do that for close to nothing, with just travel cost (if there was any) and maybe free meals just to get the chance to say they worked for the wwe. If they have a good attitude they will get other chances. So no they do not make much money at all.

Answer 3

A lot of wrestlers in the WWE started out as jobbers. Paul London was first in the WWE when he was playing a fan in the audience that got punched in the face by Ric Flair at Wrestlemania 18! Most people care more about the TV time and getting to be in the WWE for that night, than about the money.

Answer 4

Most of the top stars start out first with wrestling school them they go to a wrestling farm where they fight small promotions, then they may get a shot at the big time. Chances are they get paid enough to cover their injuries and maybe if they are lucky 100 bucks for appearance money.

Answer 5

i wouldnt be a jobber
i would never be like a one time show
i want more money than that
and more air time

Answer 6

theres no way they get paid thousands.If anything they probably to it for free to get exposure.