What Brock makes per match....

[Arrow1]

Brock is a smart business man. He knows how to make as much money as possible, by doing as little as possible. I could learn from that.

 

[Stopspot]

Works limited dates per year. Makes the rest of the roster looks like geeks on the regular. Not that big a mover and shaker for ratings and such.

GOTTA RE-SIGN WITH A NEW DEAL! sycho:

Top tier worker that Brock

 

[Redboy123@]

GOTTA RE-SIGN WITH A NEW DEAL! sycho:

Top tier worker that Brock

I think they are forecasting that Brock is going to get big in the mainstream again when he returns to the UFC. So when he comes back he will be a bigger draw. I can see the logic. Not guaranteed tho.

 

[Psycho Rangers]

Too bad the world isn't like that. How much you get paid is relative to how much revenue you generate for the company. Otherwise where would all the money come from to pay Curt Hawkins salary? Just the way the business works.

Sadly, very true.
Allow me to (calmly and jokingly) add onto this with an example: I work at a dollar store, Dollar Tree. I personally think that, because I earn the most open praise from consumers (whether it be directly to myself, to my coworkers or to my managers), since I'm setting a good example and am earning a large share of profits that go straight back to the company directly from the branch, I should be earning a taller cut than the more lazy employees, right?

Wrong. Y'see it depends on the scope of the business that you look at. With my job, I'll earn minimum wage just like very other working cashier. When it comes to WWE, even with cutting corners like eliminating pyro and a LOT of customized stages at special events, those workers that do end up attracting more of a paying audience deserve a larger cut of the profits because they earn it.
As for whether said performers deserve such a large paycheck is a whole 'nother debate.

 

[Rosie]

Brock, can you pay off my student debt, please?

 

[Mr. Roman Empire]

Bork doesnt give a shit about your kids