John Cena, a record-setting 17-time world champion, has officially retired from World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), closing the curtain on a professional wrestling career that spanned nearly two decades. Widely regarded as one of WWE’s biggest and most influential Superstars, Cena has become the face of the company for years, headlining countless marquee events and winning over fans across generations. The pro wrestling business has grown into a billion dollar industry, with many people involved building extremely wealthy and luxurious lifestyles throughout their careers. Some of the biggest names in professional wrestling have gone far beyond the ring and used their fame to build successful careers in movies, television and other businesses. Here are the five richest wrestlers of all time. 1. Vince McMahon -$3.2 billion The richest figure in wrestling history is also one of the most controversial names in the business. Vince McMahon, whose net worth is estimated at $3.2 billion. A former pro-wrestling promoter and the co-founder of the modern WWE, McMahon is known for turning the business into a global entertainment empire. While he was best known as an executive, he also stepped into the ring on several occasions, according to Sports Illustrated. 2. The Rock – $800 million Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is second on the list of the richest individuals in the pro wrestling industry. Johnson became a 10-time WWE World Champion and transitioned to TV and movies in Hollywood. He has starred in several multi-billion-dollar film franchises, such as Fast & Furious, Jumanji and Moana. 3. Stephanie McMahon – $250 million Stephanie, the daughter of billionaire Vince McMahon, has an estimated net worth of around a quarter of a billion dollars. While she has competed in the ring on occasion, she is best known for her leadership roles within WWE, having served as the company’s CEO and Chairman during her time there. 4. Triple H – $250 million Next on the list is Paul “Triple H” Levesque, whose net worth has skyrocketed over the past decade as he moved into senior management roles with WWE. He is also the husband of Stephanie McMahon. After an iconic career as an in-ring performer for the company. he transitioned to the corporate side of the business to become the Chief Content Officer for WWE. He owns tens of millions of dollars worth of stock in the promotion, according to Sports Illustrated. 5. John Cena – $80 million John Cena, whose retirement news came just days ago, is one of the most famous wrestlers in recent times. The 16-time WWE World Champion set a record by placing himself at the top of the industry throughout his two-decade career. After moving from the top position in WWE to Hollywood, Cena also became a famous face in the film industry. He is best known for his role as “Peacemaker” in the Suicide Squad film and his own TV series on HBO. John Cena’s recognizable personal brand has earned him endorsement deals and appearances in commercials, TV shows and on various platforms, further adding to his annual income. Even if his in-ring time ends in 2025, Cena continues to earn from residuals, licensing and future acting opportunities.