WATCH: The Untold Truth About WWE Contracts

WWE is one of the biggest professional wrestling companies in the world. The company has been around for decades and has produced some of the most memorable wrestling matches and characters in history. But behind the glitz and glamor of the entertainment industry lies a dark truth about the contracts that WWE wrestlers are often required to sign.

One of the most significant issues with WWE contracts is that they can be one-sided. In many cases, wrestlers are forced to sign contracts that give the company complete control over their careers, both in and out of the ring.

WWE contracts often include non-compete clauses, which prevent wrestlers from working for other wrestling companies for a certain period of time after leaving WWE. In some cases, these clauses can last for up to 90 days or even longer, effectively locking wrestlers out of the industry.

WWE contracts are notoriously difficult to negotiate. While top-tier wrestlers like John Cena and Brock Lesnar can negotiate favorable deals for themselves, the vast majority of WWE wrestlers are subject to the company's standard contract terms.

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The untold truth about WWE contacts

These are the untold truth about WWE contacts

• Lawsuits against WWE can only happen in Connecticut
• WWE earns a percentage from superstars' non-WWE payments
• Wrestlers have to pay for their own costumes and wardrobes.

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