WWE Is Reportedly Making As Much As $50 Million A Year For Airing NXT On The USA Network

WWE Is Reportedly Making As Much As $50 Million A Year For Airing NXT On The USA Network

Some new details have emerged about WWE's deal with the USA Network to start airing NXT on television and it sounds like the developmental brand's Superstars can look forward to earning more money...

By JoshWilding - Aug 22, 2019 05:08 AM EST
Filed Under: WWE
According to Dave Meltzer, WWE's deal with the USA Network to start airing NXT on Wednesday is worth at least $50 million. That means they're paying at least $1 million per episode and this is a huge upgrade for NXT after previously airing on the WWE Network. 

Analysts believe that WWE will see anywhere from $30 million - $70 million in returns from their deal with the USA Network and some even estimate that they could earn as much as $100 million!

This is very good news for the talent as they're bound to benefit from this and should start earning considerably more money as a result. Right now, most NXT Superstars earn a lot less than their main roster counterparts, so this could change that and may mean more underutilised talent will consider returning to the developmental brand. 

Are you looking forward to seeing NXT on USA?
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