What is the salary for a wrestling referee?
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According to the United States Department of Labor:\n"Median annual earnings of umpires and related workers were $21,260 in May 2004."
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If you count recreational referees up to FIFA level, it would well be into the 10,000's worldwide. Then count the 20,000 in each stadium every match, then... lol\nBTW I am a United States Soccer Federation referee since 1995. A German Soccer Federation (DFB) referee since 2004. A United States Soccer Federation referee trainer since 2005. I have refereed matches in the US, Germany, England and Italy.
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There are different legal requirements for each state. For example, Kentucky's Code says: The ring shall have an area of at least six (6) feet between the edge of the ring floor and the first row of spectator seats on all four (4) sides of the ring. So we need to know where the match is for a more accurate answer.
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Try going to Salary.com
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Bundesliga (German) referees get 3,600 Euro per game.
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If you're talking about independent wrestling, you'll need to hire wrestlers and refs on "Open Contracts" which means you pay them per appearance. Those guys will be working for several organizations because you'll have your shows maybe once a month at best. Announcers, timekeepers and security you could probably get your friends or volunteers to do for dirt cheap. I once worked security at an indy show for a T-shirt. Negotiate a price with all your wrestlers and refs (think about how long your show is going to last and base it on that,) and of course make sure you've purchased or rented a decent ring and the space. Also make sure all your athletes have paid their athletic commission dues or you'll be in deep and possibly lose your license to put on the shows.
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I do not believe there is a wrestling union the promoters would not go for that. that would mean insurance and benefits which there are none.  Most wrestlers work under a contract which is not a lot more than a piece of paper and they have trouble even getting back pay if the promoter voids the contract. Its not stable employment.
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They are paid in US dollars, if they make it themselves, it's counterfeiting.\nSeriously, NBA referees are paid somewhere between $90,000 and $225,000 per season, depending upon experience and Post season assignments.
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Don't know exactly but you could try looking at http://www.tes.co.uk/Your_Career/Pay_scales_2006-8/
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Depends on the county and state you work in...check out www.salary.com
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Start with kids and HS.  It will take a long time especially if you have no experience as a player at the higher levels.  If you are interested in sport why not become a referee.
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Depends on years of experience and good looks is a plus, and most of all customer service must be a plus. Average pay is 12.00- 17.00 an hour.
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I JUST ANSWERED THIS A MINUTE AGO... CHECK ON WWE.COM
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Why retire? He basically gets paid thousands to say ONE LINE. Sure anyone could be ring announcer for most of it but what you may not realize is that he actually has the line trademarked. If anyone else says "are you ready to rumble" they have to pay him for use of it.
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Go to wwe.com and click on CORPORATE at the bottom. It will pop up in a new window. Go to CAREERS at the top of the page, to the right.\nHere's a direct link:\nhttp://www.wwe-careers.com/wwe/jobboard/ListJobs.asp\n\nThis shows every job spot available in the WWE right now (besides wrestlers or divas because they're always looking for those). Keep checking to see if commentator is there.\nYou can also click "contact us", and they'll answer you there.\n\nI hope this helps!
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Try www.refereeworld.com
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Try www.salary.com\n\nGood luck!