Sheamus contract up in 2024

[Dale]

I'd bet pretty good money that most of the non-attraction talents on that list aren't even close. KO was supposedly in the region of $3.5m when he signed his latest deal.

 

[King Kota]

I'd bet pretty good money that most of the non-attraction talents on that list aren't even close. KO was supposedly in the region of $3.5m when he signed his latest deal.

Maybe like I said was only basing it off the sites. I suppose my point is I feel like she be making average or lil above average as the rest of girls at least at first.

 

[Dale]

She aint making Becky or Charlotte money but she's making something substantial, $1m bare minimum, probably closer to $1.5

 

[King Kota]

She aint making Becky or Charlotte money but she's making something substantial, $1m bare minimum, probably closer to $1.5

I can agree with that. I say like liv/Raquel/Natayla type #

 

[The Gipper]

Couple Salaries I have saw for about 4-5 sites say 250k- 550k for women. Becky makes 3 mill Charlotte makes 1mill. So 250-650 range I think is possible for Jade imo.

That picture also says Jinder Mahal makes 900k dollars. So I’m not sure about your sites here bud.

 

[The Gipper]

As for Sheamus jumping ship…probably not happening but I would be up for either a team up or a match with Eddie Kingston.

 

[Tommy Thunder]

I think it's fairly likely Sheamus stays put, IF WWE wants him to. He's a workhorse wrestler, he's someone you can put in a mid-card title feud title feud and he wouldn't be out of place, you could put him in the main event and he wouldn't be out of place or you could put him in a tag team and he wouldn't be out of place. Someone who's that versatile is worth keeping around IMO, despite their age.

Wasn't it reported that he had early spinal-stenosis a few years ago though? I know that modern medicine has come a long way and has enabled other wrestlers with the same condition to carry on (Edge being one), but that's another factor to think about that may catch up with him one day.

Even if he he decided to call it a day in the ring though, he's absolutely someone who I would think is a shoo-in to stick around in a behind the scenes role. He would be a perfect trainer in NXT. Despite the fact that HHH isn't as high up as he was previously since the merger, he still carries a lot of weight and him being close friends with Sheamus will count for something. I think Vince also likes Sheamus too so I'm sure he'd be ok to stick around WWE in any capacity once his contract is up.

 

[Sabretooth]

If Chris Jericho, Mark Henry, and Big Show can jump to AEW why can’t Sheamus? Loyalty don’t mean shit when you can get a better deal

 

[Hoss]

Boiled down, I feel like it's easy to imagine Sheamus as a WWE lifer. He feels like he would be. Obviously he's been such a mainstay and has strong ties with many people there. But on the other hand, everyone has their own motives and there are plenty of valid reasons, which have already been brought up, as to why he could seek some fulfillment outside of WWE. History has shown many times that the perceived strength of the relationship between wrestlers and their companies isn't always what it seems to be, and most every wrestler tends to choose to do things on their own terms. So, strong cases to be made that he could go in either direction. All I know is that I personally and selfishly hope he makes the choice that grants him the most high profile, exciting matches for the remainder of his career because he is an underrated GOAT.

 

[Canadian Dragon]

yeah as side point, Jade Cargill said she loved working for Tony and would not want to work anywhere other than AEW...4 days before her contract expired and she's going to WWE now.

 

[Sabretooth]

Boiled down, I feel like it's easy to imagine Sheamus as a WWE lifer. He feels like he would be. Obviously he's been such a mainstay and has strong ties with many people there. But on the other hand, everyone has their own motives and there are plenty of valid reasons, which have already been brought up, as to why he could seek some fulfillment outside of WWE. History has shown many times that the perceived strength of the relationship between wrestlers and their companies isn't always what it seems to be, and most every wrestler tends to choose to do things on their own terms. So, strong cases to be made that he could go in either direction. All I know is that I personally and selfishly hope he makes the choice that grants him the most high profile, exciting matches for the remainder of his career because he is an underrated GOAT.

Big Show was def a WWE lifer to me and you see what happened. Only Undertaker had the legit loyalty to stay when he was offered a better deal.

 

[King Kota]

Big Show was def a WWE lifer to me and you see what happened. Only Undertaker had the legit loyalty to stay when he was offered a better deal.

 

[Sabretooth]

Was John Cena ever offered a better deal by anyone?

 

[King Kota]

Was John Cena ever offered a better deal by anyone?

They own his name don't they

 

[Hoss]

Was John Cena ever offered a better deal by anyone?

Hollywood