Jordynne Grace Took a Pay Cut to Sign With WWE

Jordynne Grace’s WWE signing is official, but it didn’t come without sacrifices. The former TNA Knockouts Champion reportedly took a pay cut to join the company, shutting down her outside revenue streams despite making millions before ever stepping into a WWE ring.

During a Fightful Select Q&A session, Sean Ross Sapp was asked directly if Grace had to give up her other income sources to make the move. His response was blunt.

“If you mean her OnlyFans, she shut that down several months ago. She effectively took a pay cut in order to join WWE. She’d become a millionaire at one point outside of WWE.”

That’s a massive revelation—especially in an era where many wrestlers capitalize on subscription-based content platforms to supplement their income. Grace was reportedly earning big money, but ultimately, she chose the stability and long-term opportunity that a WWE contract provides.

Grace’s deal is no small one either. Grace signed a five-year contract, keeping her in WWE until 2029, and secured a main roster-level contract despite starting in NXT. WWE is expected to fast-track her to Raw or SmackDown, meaning the pay cut may only be temporary as she climbs the ranks.

With dream matches against Rhea Ripley, Becky Lynch, and Bianca Belair now a possibility, Grace clearly sees the bigger picture. But was it the right move?