Ronda Rousey Net Worth 2024, Current WWE Salary and More

Ronda Rousey’s time at WWE has long come to an end after a successful few years, but her legacy in the field of women’s wrestling and combat sports is next to only a few. During her active years, Ronda was an absolute force at UFC, before switching to pro wrestling. Her in-ring abilities and personality was an absolute hit with the audience, which saw a rise in her net worth.

Before estimating her potential wealth, it’s important to understand Rousey’s contribution in the field of MMA and WWE. She was one of the pioneers to promote women’s participation in UFC, having had her first bout in 2013. Since then, Rousey gained in fame and strength, as she became the top dog of the women’s division. While her departure was somewhat unceremonious, she then made a switch to the world of professional wrestling. Before she quit last year, Rousey is estimated to have made a net worth of somewhere between $13-$14 million. This will be a surprising figure for most wrestlers, but not for her.
When she was at UFC, Ronda made a lot more than average fighters, and there’s estimated earnings of even up to nearly $5 million in a single PPV fight. In WWE, she was on a contract of $1.5 million per year. Her 6 year stay with the brand meant she has mage wages of approximately $9 million alone.
She has reportedly made an additional sum of around $2 million from merchandise sales. When she was at the WWE, she also debuted in Hollywood in supporting roles in movies like Furious 7 and The Expendables 3. Additionally, she’s also been associated with plenty of endorsements in the past. She has authored the book titled “Our Fight” which earns her a royalty sum as well. Her involvement in The Expendables reportedly earned her a sum of around $400,000, which adds to her vast fortune.


Rousey left the brand in 2023, and there have been rumors that have suggested that she could make a potential return. In previous interviews, she has also stated her admiration for the work that’s being done by the management of Triple H, following the departure of Vince McMahon. It’s highly possible that she could indeed make a return to professional wrestling once again.
Her previous contract was worth around $1.5 million a year, which made her one of the most prominent stars of the women’s division. While a lot of ex-WWE stars have been linked with AEW, there’s been no such case for ‘Rowdy’. It will be interesting to observe what step she takes next in her professional career.