How much does ROH pay?
953785
good question... who knows.. its still indy wrestling.
358791
In most they are 500 dollars just to start out.... Then you do shows for 10 dollars a match...if your lucky....and even if you are lucky to make it to the big time you give your trainer anywhere between 10 to 35 percent once again if you lucky.....pro wrestling is one of the hardests things to get yourself envolved with....I had a good conversation with Vince WWE chairmen when he came to visit us in afghanistan....syco simps
889508
Yes. Unfortunately it's only on Pay Per View.
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I JUST ANSWERED THIS A MINUTE AGO... CHECK ON WWE.COM
1140379
Approximately $12-$15 per hour.
689778
she had a four year contract that was actually a series of one year contracts and at $250,000 per year, she became too  expensive. She was going to go to OVW to train up as a wrestler, but that fell through when she was released.
1071348
dunno but probably around $26-30 dollars australian. It's all up to negotiation between employer and employee.
698603
Probably 1 school for every 100,000 Americans. And they charge anywhere from free to $500 a month plus some states have governing bodies that require you to be a member as well usually $50-$100 a year. \nRemember right now there is a big hype around martials arts with UFC becoming so popular the last couple years. so prices are gonna go up especially in the so called MMA training centers. Where you will get the worst training. It should take at least 5-10 years to get a black belt and that is if you are proficient at the art. Some places will give an 8 year old a black belt in a year. Mean while they didn't learn anything. Martial arts are different for everyone some people do it for life others do it for 2 years and quit. \nUnless you are going to do it for a long time don't get into it because why waste the money if in a couple years UFC/MMA fighting gets boring and all of a sudden you realize you don't want to do it because it's not popular anymore. Martial Arts are not a fad.
473313
that question doesnt make sense. but if you want pay per view, go online and look up "pay per view" on google to find out.
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Maricar ~\n               HBO PPV (Pay Per View) has exclusive rights to any of the fights on their broadcast, therefore no one other than HBO can show their fights without paying a fee $49.95 for homes and as much $15,000 for a business. There are no websites that show any HBO PPV broadcast for free. Sorry.
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.
1134113
Over here they get paid anything from nothing at all to hundreds of thousands of dollars (before perks.)  I don't know off-hand of anyone with a million-dollar salary (maybe Eddie Maguire, but then he is in a different role now).  It is definately less than what you would get in a country like the USA where they have a much bigger population base, more competition etc.
867806
Depends what city/state, but maybe $10-$15 per hour.
1040845
well.. those martial arts.. pleh.. it's hard to say because the demand for them is so low. But for a typical practical martial art such as Thai Boxing or Brazilain Jiu Jitsu i'd say about 100 bucks a month is super cheap. I go to Pacific Coast Martial Arts in Stockton, California and i pay 100 bucks a month for 5 days a week training and open mat on saturday. And i only pay 60 bucks a month for the boxing classes so it's not that bad at all really. But for legit Jiu Jitsu training it frequently costs a bit over a hundred.. the place i go the guy is just really nice and the place is in a poor area in stockton and he doesn't like to collect much money. Torrez=cool guy, if you live near stockton definately look him up.
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http://www.wrestleview.com/news2005/1132070129.shtml
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$ 1 million + per year\nThese are the big money earners in wrestling. In this bracket are Triple H ...Undertaker...Kurt Angle..Cena etc. ...Steve Austin earned over $6 million in 1999. (note this does not include sponsorships or movie role earnings action figures...wages are changed with new contracts)
111680
According to InsideHoops.com, about $35,000. Not too bad...