how does the wwe make a wrestler popular? and do they get paid the same?
604428
The main wrestlers, ie the superstars, get paid a lot more than those smaller, low key wrestlers.  The ones that you see once a month or so who usually lose the matches, they get paid okay, but not nearly as much as the likes of Cena, Undertaker, HHH, etc.  I think they have okay talent, but unless there is a certain something extra as far as looks or personality, the powers that be don't elevate them to superstar status.
376385
Go to www.wwe.com/supestars There you'll get all the required information about all your favourite stars.\n\nCheers  :-)
654789
People are starting to realize Cena's true talent is on the mic. and his in ring skills are limited. HHH does have something to do with it though. Many fans are sticking to the veteran fighters and not switching over to the younger generation. Wrestlers like HHH, Michaels, Undertaker, Big Show, Benoit, Angle, and Flair will always be popular weither they are a heel or face. They have the experience and the fans know what they have gone through to get to where they are and they... we appreciate everything they have done to entertain us.
325809
Their salary is determined by the surf companies that sponsor them. They usually don't get that much in terms of income but they get perks such as clothing, gear, travel perks, etc. They also get paid for endorsing certain products in their sponsors line. Income is also earned from contest winnings, which is not much compared to other professional sports.
1053267
Why retire? He basically gets paid thousands to say ONE LINE. Sure anyone could be ring announcer for most of it but what you may not realize is that he actually has the line trademarked. If anyone else says "are you ready to rumble" they have to pay him for use of it.
703602
Go to wwe.com and click on CORPORATE at the bottom. It will pop up in a new window. Go to CAREERS at the top of the page, to the right.\nHere's a direct link:\nhttp://www.wwe-careers.com/wwe/jobboard/ListJobs.asp\n\nThis shows every job spot available in the WWE right now (besides wrestlers or divas because they're always looking for those). Keep checking to see if commentator is there.\nYou can also click "contact us", and they'll answer you there.\n\nI hope this helps!
942065
I do. I don't think he makes a good face, that's one of the reasons why they pair him with Divas in storylines, that is usually a clear cut sign that the wrestler isn't doing well on his own and needs help because the crowd isn't reacting to him the way the WWE wants them to so they put the wrestler with a popular Diva in hopes that it will help the wrestler out. Personally, I think he was a much better heel anyways and I think he enjoyed being a heel more because you can kind of tell that he is bored. Also, I think more fans liked and enjoyed him when he was a heel than what he is now (a face). I hope that answers your question.
365803
i am a John Cena fan go on www.wwe.com and superstar and john cena and it say 5 Question with the champ and it say e-mail a Question to the champ .
898226
Bearing in mind that he wrestles for the WWE, and talent is not required to be successful, I think Umaga will have a moderately successful career, along the lines of past monster heels, such as Papa Shango, Earthquake and Giant Gonzalez.\n\nMonster heels tend to have a star that burns bright, but fizzles out after a year or two, mainly because there isn't much else you can do with them once you show that they can be beaten.  It would be very difficult to turn him face, and once defeated, he loses his appeal as a menacing heel.\n\nHe will never be on the level of an athlete like Samoa Joe, but he won't disappear tomorrow either.  You know his career is about to end when they feed him to the Undertaker.
1043937
It depends on the superstar. Most gimmick wrestlers are on short term contracts, but guys like HBK, Taker, etc are on long term guaranteed contracts. The Undertaker is the highest paid superstar with a guaranteed contract of about 2.5 million a year. Michaels, HHH are on the next level at about 1.5 a year, and the rest are on a lower scale. This is a base salary and doesn't include any money from merchandising, which most wrestlers have a % of.
766304
because people with jobs order the pay per view and some people go to sports bars and see the wrestling pay per view.
412467
Hello.\n\nI like many wrestlers in Smackdown!vs Raw 2006 based on their in-ring skills.\n\nIf you like highflyers go for Rey Mysterio.He is so fast and agile.His best move is the 619.The most under-rate crusierwieght is Spike Dudley.\n\nIf you like powerful wrestlers go for Batista,Undertaker,Kane and Big Show.Batista has a lot of high impact moves.Undertaker has a variety of power moves,submission moves and can also be an ariel wrestler.\n\nIf you want to play with champions.Then go for Triple H because he is no-nonsense kind of  a guy.He maybe a Dirty wrestler,but his in-ring skills cover up for it.\n\nIf you like submisson wrestlers go for Bret Hart,Kurt Angle or Chris Benoit.Never opt for Jericho as he is one of the weakest wrestlers of the game.
770492
First off, you need to understand the mentality of wrestling fans: Anyone new immediately sucks until they've proven themselves. I personally have a friend who says every single time that someone debuts that "They'll be gone in a month" (He's said this about Carlito, Shelton Benjamin, Mr. Kennedy and others).\n\nRandy Orton is disliked because he's cocky, period. He was given the title WAY too early in his career which inflated his opinion of himself. Furthermore, he's said to be a womanizer backstage which isn't a real reason to hate him, but haters use it as an excuse (Seriously though, if you looked like him, wouldn't you be living it up with the ladies?). Basically, he has the potential to be great in the business, but he needs to kill his ego since that is what buries him in most people's eyes.
1102094
You are correct. WWE is fake.\n\n\nBut, who says everything entertaining has to be real? I am a personal fan of WWE, and I used to watch it almost religiously. (*enter dreamy sigh about John Cena Here*).\n\nEven if it is fake, the injuries they sustain *ARE* real. The effort and time it took for them to get the way they are *ARE* real.\n\n\n\nIn a sense, WWE is real. Now, it's about 10% realisim, 90% acting.\n\n\n\nIt's all good American fun. I don't want to watch something that's real 24/7.\n\nWhy do you think I watch Reality TV shows? (AMERICAN IDOL COUNTS. IT'S FIXED. ALL LIES!) Survivor, Big brother, American Idol, WWE, it's all fake, but entertaining! :)
447667
Well, i think they tried to make a heel turn for him, and most fans usually just go along with the sstorylines, but w/ Cena, he's popular, so he gets about half boos half cheers
637464
Sure, but he gets people talking about him, doesn't he? He sells out arenas and gets people to buy pay-per-views. Yeah, I think he's overrated, but so were Hulk Hogan and the Ultimate Warrior and a lot of other guys who drew money. Part of the business is making money, and right now, like him or not, John Cena is making a lot of money for WWE. Maybe not to the same effect as Hogan, Austin, Rock, Warrior, Savage, Hunter, Shawn, Bret or Taker during their title runs, but he is still selling a lot of merchandise and packing a lot of arenas, and like it or not, the ability to draw the almighty dollar is ranked pretty highly in wrestling.
463833
people on the ufc forums are always debating what the ufc fighters make and how much the ufc pulls in. nobody really knows for sure and i don't think you'll be able to find an exact figure.they are becoming more mainstream with a growing fan base and lots  of ppv's so i'm sure they are raking in the coin.