WWE's The Undertaker Reveals The Most Money He Made In A Single Year

WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker used to be one of the old school stars who didn't speak about the behind-the-scenes aspects of the business, or even ever break character. Following his retirement, and with the release of his "Last Ride" documentary series in May 2020 and his "Six Feet Under" podcast beginning in 2023, the "Phenom" has been more open.

In a recent interview with "The School of Hard Knocks" on Instagram, an account that speaks with millionaires and billionaires every week, according to its profile, Undertaker even revealed some more about his financial success during his time with WWE.

He said he became a millionaire when he was just 27-years-old. Undertaker signed with the WWE at 25 after starting his professional wrestling training at 21, with a brief stint in WCW. The Hall of Famer also revealed just how much he made during his most successful year.

"Just shy of $15 [million]," he said.

He said the professional wrestling business is all about "putting a**** in seats," and in a business that becomes "very cookie cutter," you have to stand out and resonate with people's imaginations. He also provided a bit of financial advice he learned from his father.

"Always live beneath your means," Undertaker said. "You never know what's in store for you tomorrow, and if it all goes away, what are you going to do?"

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