Edge is a professional wrestler who has amassed more than 30 titles, including 11 world titles, 5 intercontinental titles, 14 tag team titles, and a United States title. Adam Joseph Copeland, better known by his ring name “Edge,” is a professional wrestler who was born on October 30, 1973, in Orangeville, Ontario, Canada.
Edge first realized wrestling was his vocation while watching his idols Curt Henning, Hulk Hogan, Shawn Michaels, and Bret "Hit Man" Hart as a teenager. Ron Hutchinson and Sweet Daddy Siki, two former experts in the field, served as his initial instructors.
He began his professional wrestling career in the 1990s, primarily in North American independent promotions. These included competing in singles and tag team events, the latter of which Edge's fictional brother Christian was a part of. He signed a development agreement with the WWF in 1997, and later that year he began fighting for the organization. He made his television debut the following June, using the ring name Edge.
He won the WWF Intercontinental Championship at a house show in Toronto two years later (1999), marking his first title reign with the WWF. Edge and Christian eventually won seven times as the WWF Tag Team Champions.
Additionally, Edge emerged victorious at the 2001 King of the Ring tournament, the inaugural Mr. Money in the Bank tournament in 2005, and the Mr. Money in the Bank tournament in 2007 as well. As a result, Copeland joined Kurt Angle and Big Show as the only three wrestlers to have held each of the WWE's active male championships. In March 2012, Edge was admitted into the WWE Hall of Fame.
| Name | Adam Joseph Copeland/Edge |
| Net Worth | Estimated $14 million |
| Age | 49 years old |
| Nationality | Canadian |
| Source of Wealth | Professional Wrestler, Actor |
| Salary | - |
| Endorsements | - |
How much is Edge’s Net Worth in 2023?
Edge's net worth is estimated to be around $14 million as of 2023. The amount of his base pay from WWE is unknown. His annual gross income is greater because it also includes royalties from merchandise sales and payments for PPV appearances.
Edge's gross annual income (year-wise) is as follows:
Edge’s Salary In 2013 – $1 million
Edge’s Salary In 2014 – $1 million
Edge’s Salary In 2015 – $1 million
Edge’s Salary In 2016 – $1 million
Edge’s Salary In 2017 – $1.1 million
Edge’s Salary In 2018 – $1.25 million
Edge’s Salary In 2019 – $1.2 million
Edge’s Salary In 2020 – $1.45 million
Edge’s Salary In 2021 – $1.3 million
Edge’s Salary In 2022 – $1.5 million
Edge’s Other Sources of Income
One of the extremely few professional wrestlers with a successful Hollywood career outside of the ring is Edge. Edge's acting career in movies and on television undoubtedly has an impact on his net worth. Adam has made guest appearances on some of the most well-known TV shows, including "The Flash" and "Vikings."
He has also made appearances on television on shows like “The Weakest Link,” “Mind of Mencia,” “Deal or No Deal,” “Haven,” and “MADtv,” in addition to his work in wrestling. He starred in the 2000 fantasy film “Highlander: Endgame” and WWE Studios' “Bending the Rules.”
Edge’s House
Edge has managed to maintain his privacy in his personal life. However, fans are already familiar with where he lives. In Buffalo, New York, he, his wife, and their children reside in an opulent mansion. This was made public when Seth Rollins broke into the couple's home as part of his plot involving Edge.
Edge’s Car Collection
The car collection of Edge, comprises a Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet ($174,000), a Hummer H2 ($80,000), a Jeep Wrangler ($45,000), and a Ford Mustang GT ($31,500).
Edge’s Charity Work
Edge and his wife, Beth Phoenix, participated in a drive for the North Carolina-based charity "Headlock on Hunger." The primary goal of "Headlock on Hunger," according to ESPN, is to collect food and educate the public through high-profile events like the food drive held on June 21 at an Ingles Market in Asheville, North Carolina.
