Universal Champion Brock Lesnar’s new bumper £350,000 per fight WWE contract reportedly leaked

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WWE news: Universal Champion Brock Lesnar’s new bumper £350,000 per fight WWE contract reportedly leaked

Wrestling fans were stunned when The Beast retained his title at WrestleMania 34 when reports claimed he was leaving the company to make a UFC return
DETAILS of Brock Lesnar's huge £350,000 A MATCH deal with WWE have reportedly been revealed.
The Beast Incarnate was expected to leave the company to return to UFC when his contract expired on April 8 after WrestleMania 34.
 Details of Brock Lesnar's huge new WWE contract have reportedly been leaked
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Details of Brock Lesnar's huge new WWE contract have reportedly been leaked
But the wrestling world was shocked when the 40-year-old defeated Roman Reigns to retain the Universal Title at the Showcase of the Immortals.
News broke the next day that Lesnar had agreed an extension to remain with WWE - but speculation has been rife about what that entails.
And wrestling news website Dirty Sheets have claimed that the star is set to pocket a fortune.
It states that WWE will pay the ex-UFC heavyweight champ £70,000 for every TV appearance he makes, even without wrestling.
 The Beast was expected to leave WWE after WrestleMania 34 but he retained his belt after agreeing a new contract
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The Beast was expected to leave WWE after WrestleMania 34 but he retained his belt after agreeing a new contract
 Lesnar will now net £350,000 for each pay-per-view fight
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Lesnar will now net £350,000 for each pay-per-view fight
But when he does pull on his ring attire the real big money kicks in - with it stating Lesnar will net £350,000 per pay-per-view fight.
Although he has renewed ties with the company, the new contract is different to his old one after he penned an "image rights" deal with the company.

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This allows WWE to use his likeness for merchandising at a price of £350,000 a year - the same amount UFC pay to him for the same thing.
Lesnar also receives a six per cent cut from his merchandise sales.
And it is not a fixed term contract - which allows WWE to use and pay him when they need him.
The five-time world champion will be appearing on next week's Monday Night Raw.
He will defend his title against Reigns again in a Steel Cage Match at the Greatest Royal Rumble in Saudi Arabia on April 27.

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