WWE Diva Female Wrestler Salary Ranking 10
10. Summer Rae – $150,000 Salary
Summer Rae started her career as a footballer but later switched to wrestling, modeling and acting. She signed a WWE contract in 2011 and joined the company’s development program. Rae later debuted in Raw as a valet for stars like Fandango and Rusev. She made her ring debut in ‘Hell in a Cell’, where she won. Summer Ray is currently wrestling in stable Raw in WWE. She appeared in The Marine 4: Moving Target (2015) alongside the movie WWE superstar The Miz.
9. Alicia Fox – $180,000 Salary
Victoria Alicia Crawford Victoria Alicia Crawford is a professional model, actress and wrestler. She began her wrestling career in 2006 when she joined the WWE Ohio League. After two years of intense wrestling, she joined the Smackdown main list, and in 2010 she began challenging the WWE Divas Championship. In July, she finally won the WWE Divas Championship and became the first African American to win a major women’s championship. Her finishing moves include Foxy Bomb, Foxy Buster, Officer Nasty and Watch Yo’ Face.
8. Sasha Banks – $180,000 Salary
She is known for being a female boss. She began her career as a wrestler in independent wrestling circuits such as Chaotic Wrestling, where she once hosted the Women’s Championship. She later left and signed her contract for WWE, where she began her wrestling career for the NXT team.
After she won the NXT Women’s Championship, she joined Raw’s main roster. She later won three WWE Divas Championship titles. She is also known for her complaints about Rick Flair’s daughter Charlotte, who got her to participate in her Wrestlemania Paper View Match.
7. Tamina Snuka – $200,000 Salary
She made her WWE debut with the Uso brothers. She earned her villain status because of her onscreen relationships with other superstars. She began pursuing the Divas Championship in 2011 when she left the Uso brothers.
She didn’t win shortly after losing several matches against champion Beth Pheonix. After failing in Raw and Smackdown, she returned to NXT, but did not win the Women’s Championship title there. She currently wrestles at Raw.
6. Eva Marie – $200,000 Salary
She is a professional wrestler, actress and fitness model. She signed to WWE in 2013 and made her debut that same year. She befriended the Bella Twins and helped manage them.
After two poor years of living on her main roster, she dropped out and joined her NXT Women’s Division, where she found her own way once again. After an impressive season at NXT, she returned to Raw’s main roster in April 2016.
She is currently the coolest female superstar in WWE, with a pretty face and a huge social media user of over 800,000 with over 600,000 Facebook followers on Twitter.
5. Rosa Mendes – $220,000 Annual Salary
The American-born model, wrestler and wrestling manager began her career in WWE when she was competing in a diva showdown. She later signed a development contract, and she later became an assistant and intern at Beth Phoenix.
She made her debut in 2009 when her team lost 18 men’s tag team matches. She made her Reestlemania debut in the 25th edition of a Royal Rumble match, but was soon eliminated.
4. Charlotte Flair – $230,000 Salary
The daughter of Hall of Famer Rick Flair is a force to be reckoned with. She joined WWE in 2012 and showcased her skills in the NXT division.
After two successful years winning the NXT Women’s Championship, she joined the WWE main roster. Her up-and-coming talent earned her her Rookie of the Year award by Pro Wrestling Illustrated.
She had her first Paper View fight at Wrestlemania 32. She won the final Divas Women Championship before she made it to the finals of the WWE Women’s Championship.
3. Paige – $250,000 Salary
The British wrestler currently wrestles under WWE’s Raw Brands. She started her wrestling at the young age of 13 and she made her debut for her promotion, which was pushed by her family. After she won the Independent Wrestling Circuit in Europe, she joined WWE in 2011. She joined the NXT division, where she became the first NXT Women’s Championship champion.
In 2014, she appeared on Raw’s main list, becoming the youngest woman to win the WWE Divas Championship at the age of 21. She is currently the first and only woman to win the NXT Women’s Championship and the WWE Divas Championship simultaneously.
2. Natalya Neidhart – $300,000 Per year
The Smackdown star started her wrestling career at a very young age. Being a member of the legendary Heart Family Wrestling makes her blood run. After her success in England and Japan, she signed a contract with the WWE. She debuted on the main roster in 2008 and won her first WWE Divas Championship title in 2010. She is the first third-generation wrestler to be favored by the WWE and will also appear on WWE’s Total Divas reality show. She also appeared in eight WWE video games that totaled $300,000 a year.
1. Nikki Bella – $310,000 Annual Salary
The other half of the tag team, the Bella Twins, signed to WWE in 2007. In 2008 and 8, she debuted for Smackdown, but had to wait four years before winning her first title. In 2014, she reclaimed the WWE Divas Championship, holding the record for 307 days, the longest in her title record.
Nicky has earned a lot of acclaim both inside and outside the ring. She has won the Diva of the Year award twice, and was also ranked number one on the Illustrated Women 50 Professional Wrestling list. With these successes, Bella Buster won’t stop anytime soon.
By 2012, WWE realized the value of the Women’s Division and started filling their roster. They are a commercial sector with a market value of close to $5 billion. Led by the controversial Stephanie McMahon, Women Superstars of WWE are new, but you can be sure they’re “best for the business.”
Since the Women’s Championship was introduced at the 32nd Annual WrestleMania event, the promotional term “Diva” has been changed to “Women/Female Superstars”. WWE always welcomes annual applications for female wrestlers. Joining the WWE’s femme fatales requires 3-5 years of experience as a professional wrestler and a video production presentation.