How Much Money did I Make as a WWE Wrestler?

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Title	:	How Much Money did I Make as a WWE Wrestler?
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Thank you for checking out the video! To answer the question, yes, that is prop money we used Thanks again for watching!
Comment from : Maven Huffman

Did you have to pay your own healthcare insurance or did the wwe provide it
Comment from : D

To be honest, I thought it was at least a million
Comment from : James Landy

We miss you maven
Comment from : steve younger

So went broke and now your begging from money from wwe but not getting what you want so you going to try to expose them with lies mix with truth for a pay day ? I’m confused 😊
Comment from : Tide Johnson

Maven's hear teaching us better about finances than schools do❤
Comment from : Lonewolf616gaming

Crazy how streaming has affected wrestlers as well brBut 15-20+ years ago, people didn’t know any better
Comment from : Joseph Cordova

The best year was 2002 ?
Comment from : Josh Holden

Hey Maven I was just watching your video with the big stack and I'm assuming it was Triple H getting that stack I know that man definitely made gold between 2001 and 2005 he was the World Heavyweight Champion and a top tier competitor
Comment from : SR Squad

No disrespect, actually a lot of respect for the first Tough Enough winner, but I didn't even know Maven was around that long or had that many matches to make that much money I thought, like the fate of nearly all the Tough Enough winners, he was around for a year or 2, had only a handful of matches and earned his downside til he was let go It might be that I stopped watching WWE from 01-02 till 06-07, so I just missed his whole run
Comment from : blackbeltbap

If a wrestler was injured and they were on paysheets, would they have health care or anything to help pay the bills and treatment?
Comment from : Pete Hobson

DANG, I see what don’t like to talk about it much! God’s got you!
Comment from : Lee Parks

Maven,brThis video is so informative Fans always wonder how much and how the WWE pays the talent
Comment from : Joseph Hughes

Haha my man’s using “for motion purpose” money 😂
Comment from : Dewitt Moss

Question, when on paysheets and your injured are you paid? Maybe it's assumed you're not since when you're not used You're not paid either
Comment from : ed jackson

Subbed because your dropping the knowledge
Comment from : Steve

Dude You explain everything so perfect Amazing #BornProducer
Comment from : The Hellywood Reporter

Respect the honesty Maven, great stuff 🇬🇧👍🇬🇧
Comment from : Tommy Taylor

Superstar Thats funny Ty Needed the laugh Superstar😅 Jabroni
Comment from : Louis Bilodeau

Took me all video to realize this was movie prop money
Comment from : Sen Raq

Talk all the Shit you want about Maven Homie still got paid Much respect
Comment from : Daniel Price

45 for taxes? How many mansions did this guy own?
Comment from : Worst Person Ever

Pretty sure he got that fake money off Amazon
Comment from : Joe Martin

I'll Make all that Money in wesling I will By a car I will take My FAMILY to Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
Comment from : Pedro Acuna

How much better is the overseas paysheet pay?
Comment from : Whammykablam

Nice to see Maven again I was really caught up in his storyline when he first came to the WWE
Comment from : Milo The Russian Blue

Maven looks like a living Egyptian pharaoh in the face 😊
Comment from : RK JE

Confirmed what all Americans already knew Uncle Sam is the biggest punk summummabitch in all of history
Comment from : Az Nugget

The cost of living was different back when you were wrestling too
Comment from : studlyhungwell

Thanks for this I always wondered how getting paid changed after the birth of the WWE Network I do remember reading in the pre-network days that guys would love just to be on the big PPVs like WrestleMania Anything, even if just a run-in, would be great for them
Comment from : outsideredge

Hope you saved some, brother Great content
Comment from : Rogério Soares

What about merch sales?
Comment from : Justin Rideout

So you’re saying it’s just every other job accept you have to deal with people bugging you when your in public
Comment from : Chris Taylor

you forgot paying for new outfits
Comment from : castlev1986

I’ma be honest brother I don’t think I remember you as a wrestler for WWE, maybe I stopped watching WWE at that time but I do have to say I really enjoy your channel and stories and you seem like a great guy, god bless and keep it up and maybe someday you’ll return to WWE as a commentator cuz you got the talent for it
Comment from : Leviticus

is that props or real money?
Comment from : Arrogant Anaconda

So what happened to all that charisma during your run?
Comment from : Socks Man

You did not pay 40 in tax expenses come off the tax you pay
Comment from : Mark Nevells

I remember as a kid id buy wrestlemania for around $30 on 530 events, wrestlers don't get paid for ppv buys now with the network as everything's on there
Comment from : Kon Zaros

I never knew Maven was such a great speaker
Comment from : LifeIsGood

who is this guy? I been watching wwe never seen him
Comment from : Miguel J Murillo

42 tax??? Holy shit
Comment from : A Zelenovic

I never heard of you because I watched during Hogan era but you seem so cool I wish you were around during that era
Comment from : John Liberty

Did you wrestle in any other werstling company?
Comment from : Nasser Bouandila

This guy understands normal poor people not in the wwe gotta pay houses/cars/etc right? Lol
Comment from : ThatSly B

Damnnnnn I wanna know how much WWE is making as a whole if the wrestlers are making this much wow Let me start training my bumps
Comment from : GeeUFit

Hi Maven Royal RUmble moment with you is unforgettable and wonderful Best and most unique You great man
Comment from : x

His stories are better than current WWE today I would rather watch his videos and hear his stories than watch WWE the way it is now
Comment from : James Muller

This explains why the guys wanted to do the high risk maneuvers, as it give them more tv exposure
Comment from : Heavy T

Got any merch bro?
Comment from : Beef Wellington

This was an excellent video! Thanks for sharing all of that info Maven is the man!
Comment from : Zombie Sailor

Omg maven! I first started watching at age 6 when maven used to constantly get his ass beat as a jobber and now I’m almost 30 years old lol
Comment from : Firdous Khan

Bravo! This is Grade A content!
Comment from : Jason Negron

Who are you?
Comment from : mikep6979

Why didn't you try acting
Comment from : VSean Moody

How long before wrestlers demand a cut of the wwe network?
Comment from : Stephen Wise

Men! who would have thought THE Maven would make a Youtube channel AND such great content He´s extremely articulate, natural storyteller
Comment from : Artorias Gaming

Sounds like a wash up who never made it
Comment from : David Woolley

from $20k per year in royalties to $1200 per year in royalties is such a huge drop, a lot of former employees must have really suffered from the network DVD sale royalties were the closest thing to a pension plan they offered for the guys and gals not on legends deals
Comment from : Danno Mack

Did WWE 24/7 on demand effect your pay?
Comment from : John Yacks

McFoley will never be surpassed as the cheapest WWE wrestler
Comment from : KillJoyClaps

Thanks for the great video Interesting and very transparent 👍🏻
Comment from : lee

Haven’t seen this guy since 2005 with simone dean doesn’t look like maven at all
Comment from : dxcenataker

Now in days most wrestlers makes 500,000 or more I think the pay went up
Comment from : Jason Moxey

Hey Maven you was always one of my favorites 😊
Comment from : Jason Moxey

Just so yall know all money on screen is 100 fake😂😂😂😂
Comment from : Jason Moxey

Yo it's 2023 and I have an important technical job and I make like a few stacks a year Should I find a different job
Comment from : Jon Ensman

Bro Maven has like tha craziest southern accent ever I can't place I can tell he's been around the block
Comment from : Jon Ensman

I've heard this from the JR Podcast before I heard the Hardey's went to JR after the WrestleMania ladder match and timidly asked for a bigger bonus and received it Jeff was super nervous I remember JR at this point was a legend who was doing talent relations at the time
Comment from : Jon Ensman

Prop money tho 😩
Comment from : Deerose20

Money says “copy” on it 😂
Comment from : Anti Everyone

I Remember You Eliminated The Undertaker in a Royal Rumble
Comment from : Mr 18280

No wonder WWE was so committed to launching the WWE Network to make it a success Either continue to pay huge royalty checks to former talent or invest that money towards the future all the while keeping it within the company It's sad for former talent but for a company to be successful they must remain relevant with the times or become a distant memory such as blockbuster and polaroid
Comment from : Bold One

REALITY is Uncle Sam is a robber
Comment from : Green Ranger

Whered you get all that fake money? Watch out the irs will find you
Comment from : Dave just

Undertaker still didn’t have to hit him with the chair like that 😂😂😂
Comment from : L-KHOP01

His theme was so fire 🔥🔥🔥
Comment from : Clarence ft Daniel

Losing half for taxes actually pissed me off and I don't make anywhere close to that How absurd they take that much
Comment from : Skullfuxxor

The big superstar Maven, if you blink you’ll miss the success he hadbrThis is getting pretty sad
Comment from : rypod28

Damn, that's still more
Comment from : Gabriel Hernandez

Considering WWE pulls in about 13 billion a year You guys get absolutely trampled on It's your bodies on the line You're the guys out on the road and doing the work While the suits pull in millions upon millions of dollars for pushing pensbrIt might seem like decent money But you folks are getting used and exploited big timebrThere are other perks besides the money The fame and the glory that comes with it If you ask me, they could keep the fame & glorybrI almost feel bad for you folks The common worker always gets the short end of the stick Every Single Time
Comment from : Oldie Wan

Most people don't need 100K/year for rainy day expenses Jesus Christ
Comment from : WM

$80,000 is actually really good for restin up and training on your own time to come back Its about $6600 a month before uncle sam took his share
Comment from : Horror Junkie