John Cena Net Worth in 2025: Salary, House, Endorsements, and Charity Work
John Cena's net worth in 2025 is in millions. Here's a detailed look at his salary, endorsements, homes in Florida and California, and his record-breaking charity work.
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John Cena’s Net Worth in 2025
As of March 2025, John Cena's net worth is estimated at $80 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. This places him right behind Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson among WWE’s wealthiest superstars.
John Cena’s Salary Breakdown
John Cena’s early wrestling contracts were modest, starting with $12,500 per year. He shared on Logan Paul's podcast that his salary gradually increased:
$25,000 after his first deal
$50,000 when moved to Kentucky
$75,000 upon TV debut
Cena eventually became WWE’s highest-paid wrestler in 2018 with a $10 million salary. In 2023, he earned $8.5 million, receiving:
$500,000 per main event appearance
5% of WWE merchandise sales
By March 2025, Cena commands an annual salary of $12 million (as per Sports Illustrated). John Cena’s Endorsements
John Cena's Endorsments
Cena’s popularity has made him a favorite for brand endorsements. He has worked with:
Gillette
Fruity Pebbles
Hefty
Capri Sun
Honda (in major ad campaigns)
These endorsements further contribute to his massive income.
John Cena’s Houses
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Cena owns two prominent properties:
Land O' Lakes, Florida: A mansion in Nature's Reserve, purchased in 2005 for $525,000 and now worth $4 million.
Mission Hills, San Diego: A colonial-style house with luxury features including:
Infinity pool
Hot tub
Outdoor kitchen
Gazebo with fireplace and seating
John Cena’s Charity Contributions
Cena holds the Guinness World Record for granting over 650 wishes through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, more than anyone in history.
Some of his other key charitable efforts include:
Wearing "Rise Above Hate" T-shirts for WWE’s Be a Star anti-bullying initiative
Supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month through his "Rise Above Cancer" campaign gear
Appearing in the Ad Council’s PSA “We Are America” under the “Love Has No Labels” initiative
Donating $1 million to Black Lives Matter in 2020 as part of BTS’s #MatchAMillion campaign
