Vince McMahon’s Financial Commitment To The XFL Is Significantly Larger Than Originally Expected.

Several months back, Vince McMahon announced his plans to reboot the XFL. During this time, news broke that Vince had sold some of his WWE shares for around $100 million dollars. This was reportedly in order to fund the XFL-reboot.

According to a new report, Vince’s financial commitment to the XFL is said to be MUCH larger than $100 million.

Darren Rovell of ESPN says that according to insiders, Vince is expected to spend close to $500 million dollars in the first 3 years of the league.

Here is an excerpt from the article from XFL CEO and commissioner Oliver Luck:

“Luck said the biggest cost will be the salaries to pay players and coaches. Luck, for the first time, said the average salary for the 40-man rosters will hover around $75,000, with players that are more in demand making much more than that. Players in the first iteration of the XFL, co-owned by McMahon and NBC, paid players an average of $45,000 for a 10-week schedule”

Insurance premiums will reportedly come to more than $10 million a year for the league.

Speaking of Vince, here are some interesting things that WWE stars have revealed about him behind-the-scenes. 

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