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#7 Seth Rollins (Earnings: $2.7 million)
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The second member of the Shield on this list, Seth Rollins has gone from strength to strength since joining as a part of the group in November 2012.
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Quickly capturing a Tag Team Championship, Rollins won the WWE and United States Championships in 2015, before an ankle injury forced him out.
Returning in 2016 as a face, Rollins' stock only went up as he was featured in a long, main-event feud against WWE COO Triple H.
Now a Champion once again, and with the Shield, Rollins is expected to keep on earning well into 2019.
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Edited by Amar Anand
