{"id":1867,"date":"2022-03-14T14:55:03","date_gmt":"2022-03-14T03:55:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.networthinformer.com\/?p=1867"},"modified":"2022-03-14T15:39:39","modified_gmt":"2022-03-14T04:39:39","slug":"shane-mcmahon-net-worth","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.networthinformer.com\/shane-mcmahon-net-worth\/","title":{"rendered":"Shane McMahon Net Worth – How Much Is He Worth?"},"content":{"rendered":"

Shane McMahon net worth is estimated to be over $40 million. He has earned much of his income from World Wrestling Entertainment<\/a> (WWE) wrestling matches, where he also served as a referee.<\/p>\n

Shane is a businessman and he is a World Wrestling Entertainment SmackDown Live commissioner. Shane has feuded against top wrestlers like Bobby Lashley, The Rock, and Kane.<\/p>\n

Who is Shane McMahon?<\/h2>\n
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Shane McMahon is an American professional wrestler and businessman. He’s the son of WWE chairman Vince McMahon and is the live on-screen commissioner and minority owner of the WWE.<\/p>\n

Shane has been actively involved in the wrestling business and passionate about wrestling since he was a teenager. Today, his net worth is estimated to be over $40 million. This is thanks to his wrestling matches and enterprises.<\/p>\n

He has won many championships, facing some of the best wrestlers in the world. He was the Chief Executive Officer of China Broadband Inc. and You On Demand. In addition, this wrestler partly owns Indian Larry, a motorcycle shop.<\/p>\n

He was also responsible for WWE’s TV production and was the company’s global media executive VP.<\/p>\n

Shane McMahon’s Career<\/h2>\n

Shane started working at World Entertainment Wrestling at age 15. In the beginning, he was filling merchandise orders at the WWE warehouse.<\/p>\n

1988-1997 –<\/strong> Shane became an announcer, producer, and referee.<\/p>\n

Shane McMahon was an on-screen referee and was eventually appointed the executive vice president of WWE’s Global Media, where he worked behind the scenes.<\/p>\n

1992 – <\/strong>Shane was a backstage official, working behind the scenes for the WWE.<\/p>\n

1997 –<\/strong> He helped launch the company’s official website.<\/p>\n

As a WWE professional wrestler, Shane won the WWF European Championship and the WWF Hardcore Championship.<\/p>\n

1999 –<\/strong> Pro Illustrated Wrestling named Shane McMahon the year’s rookie.<\/p>\n

In the same year, Shane appeared in the WPI’s 500 top singles wrestlers.<\/p>\n

2000 –<\/strong> Shane became one of the decision-makers of the WWE.<\/p>\n

2006 –<\/strong> Shane was part of the team that attended Pride 32. This is an event held in Paradise, Nevada, at the famous Thomas & Mack Center.<\/p>\n

This event and the attendance by Shane raised speculation that World Wrestling Entertainment was considering promoting Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) events, which was not the case.<\/p>\n

2006 –<\/strong> DSE (Dream Stage Entertainment) and WWE officials met at the WWE headquarters in Connecticut to see whether the two companies could work together.<\/p>\n

March 2007 –<\/strong> the president of DSE, Nobuyuki Sakakibara, announced that Lorenzo Fertitta of Station Casinos had agreed to acquire all of Pride FC’s assets from DSE in a deal worth about $70 million.<\/p>\n

This deal ended any possibility of WWE and Pride ever working together.<\/p>\n

November 2006 – <\/strong>Shane and Carl De Marco, the World Entertainment Wrestling Canada president, traveled to South America to seal a big television deal in Brazil.<\/p>\n

This deal allowed WWE TV to air SmackDown and Raw.<\/p>\n

September 2008 – <\/strong>Shane sealed another major television deal in Mexico.<\/p>\n

This new deal allowed WWE to air their programs on Mexico’s two leading television networks, TV Azteca and Televisa. TV Azteca was to air SmackDown, while Televisa was to air Raw.<\/p>\n

October 2009 –<\/strong> Shane resigned as the WWE’s Global Media executive vice president. Though WWE posted this resignation on October 16, 2009, it was effective on January 1, 2010.<\/p>\n

He never gave any reason for his resignation. He did state that after being associated with the WWE for most of his life, he saw it fitting to pursue outside ventures. His resignation ended a 20-year reign at WWE. After his resignation, his sister, Stephanie, and his father, Vince both remained at WWE.<\/p>\n

Late 2019 –<\/strong> Shane started working again with the WWE as a producer.<\/p>\n

May 2020 \u2013 <\/strong>The real reason for his resignation from WWE was revealed. Shane felt that his father considered Stephanie (Shane’s sister) and Tripple H (Stephanie’s husband) the heirs to his throne. Shane was also tired of his father ignoring his ideas for the company’s future.<\/p>\n

2022 – <\/strong>The media reported that, even though Shane had no serious production role in the family’s company and just a part-time contract with the WWE, he was booking Royal Rumble matches with Fightful’s Sean Ross. Shane helped fix the match, though he was listed as an internal producer of the Royal Rumble.<\/p>\n

Aside from his association with the WWE, Shane founded a fin-tech company called China Broadband Inc. in 2004. He became the company’s CEO in 2010. The company provided analog and digital services, such as cable broadband, in China’s Shandong province.<\/p>\n

China Broadband Inc.’s headquarters is based in Boulder County, Colorado. In the same year, Shame became the chief executive officer of You On Demand, a pay-per-view, video-on-demand service.<\/p>\n

2013 – <\/strong>he resigned as the CEO of You On Demand.<\/p>\n

Currently, he’s the executive VC of the company’s board of directors. The company has changed its name several times and is now known as Ideanomics. Formerly, it was known as Wecast Holdings, Inc. before it changed its name to Seven Stars Cloud Group, Inc., and finally to Ideanomics.<\/p>\n

Ideanomics has its headquarters in New York City. In addition, Shane partly owns the Indian Larry Motorcycle Shop in New York.<\/p>\n

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