Bo Dallas has currently been in the middle of the spookiest storyline of the year. Uncle Howdy is back and so is Dallas. The real-life brother of the late Bray Wyatt has currently been leading the newly debuted Wyatt 6 on Raw and unleashing new spine-chilling segments each week. For the last few weeks, the group has been getting on the nerves of Chad Gable for his unkind past with his family.

From the latest developments, Gable received a Sister Abigail from Uncle Howdy/Bo Dallas after he turned on the Alpha Academy alongside the Creed Brothers. Uncle Howdy supremacy prevails. However, Dallas’ paycheck also received a boost following his character development on TV.

Did Uncle Howdy widen Bo Dallas’s pocket? Net worth revealed

Money is a huge motivating factor in pro wrestling. From Dwayne Johnson to Roman Reigns, all the bigwigs in the industry rake in lucrative amounts that reflect their efforts inside the squared circle.  The Tribal Chief once elucidated proudly how his father inspires him to draw more money from the business, for the business. Now, coming to Bo Dallas, he was taken off the TV immediately after Wyatt’s death last year. After a prolonged absence, WWE replanted him on the active roster with a complete makeover. While Dallas revealed that he returned to the lore just because he wanted to pay tribute to his brother, we can assume he doesn’t mind the benefits as well.

WWE might offer him a bigger paycheck than before to execute all the strategic eerie of Howdy seamlessly. However, even if this is the case, as per reports, his net worth in the year 2024 remains the same. In 2023, his estimated net worth was $1-3 million, and the graph looks the same to date. While the impact of Bo Dallas continues escalating as a SummerSlam role is highly on the card, he’s certainly not the highest money-maker in the league.

Roman Reigns is the highest-earning wrestler in the year 2024

Recently, a credible website released the top ten highest-earner wrestlers’ leads. Roman Reigns, the uprooted Tribal Chief leads the queue with a whooping $15M salary per annum. Cody Rhodes holds the second spot drawing $10M. Seth Rollins, Rhea Ripley, and Drew McIntyre, all have their respective ranks in the reports. To judge the fairness of providing the Big Dog with this mammoth amount of money, one has to look at the rollercoaster ride of Reigns and the benefits he has accrued for the promotion. That said, Reigns’ net worth still falls short of another legendary star. Brock Lesnar still holds his richest wrestler tag to date.

It will be interesting to see if Bo Dallas/Uncle Howdy can ever take them over in the top ten lists of the richest or highest-earning WWE stars in the years to come or not. What’s your take on Bo Dallas’s net worth after Uncle Howdy took over? Let us know in the comments.