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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Evo on October 03, 2010, 02:48:27 PM
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Anyone have any accurate details on what the pros are paid from their sponsors?
Not just 1st tier, what about the 2nd and 3rd who are signed up?
Jay has several sponsors, not just m-tech, any ideas what he gets off the likes of lanas, schiek, MD ?
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Anyone have any accurate details on what the pros are paid from their sponsors?
Not just 1st tier, what about the 2nd and 3rd who are signed up?
Jay has several sponsors, not just m-tech, any ideas what he gets off the likes of lanas, schiek, MD ?
Avg = 50-100k.
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It varies. I know one smaller company would give free supps (obviously) but would pay for airfare and hotel accomodations to shows which might equal $10-$15K
Bigger companies yes will pay $50-$100K
Speaking of anyone notice Dex was transferred from Muscltech to Six Star Muscle, granted same parent company but...
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Avg = 50-100k.
Top guys like Ronnie and Jay pull in well over a million per year with combined endorsements.
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Top guys like Ronnie and Jay pull in well over a million per year with combined endorsements.
He asked the average of 1st, 2nd and 3rd tier pros, per contract...and it's about 50-100k.
I'd say you're close regarding Jay and Ronnie.
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Anyone have any accurate details on what the pros are paid from their sponsors?
Not just 1st tier, what about the 2nd and 3rd who are signed up?
Unless you have a copy of the contract (or contracts, as you can get multiple ones - supplement company, magazine company, restaurants, eggs, etc...), you won't know, and it is very hard to find out, as anything regarding that is usually kept quiet.
But yes, the top tier athletes do well over $100K, and the top do very very well.
As for 'second' tier, some do quite well, as well as 'third' tier.
It really matters not where you place sometimes, but what value you give to the company you represent, in terms of publicity, how well you are noticed, speaking, respecting the athletes, and garnering attention for them and the products / items they represent.
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Unless you have a copy of the contract (or contracts, as you can get multiple ones - supplement company, magazine company, restaurants, eggs, etc...), you won't know, and it is very hard to find out, as anything regarding that is usually kept quiet.
But yes, the top tier athletes do well over $100K, and the top do very very well.
As for 'second' tier, some do quite well, as well as 'third' tier.
It really matters not where you place sometimes, but what value you give to the company you represent, in terms of publicity, how well you are noticed, speaking, respecting the athletes, and garnering attention for them and the products / items they represent.
if u had a supp company ron, how much would u pay your athletes?