Dwayne Johnson’s Stake in Teremana Tequila May be So Gargantuan He Doesn’t Even Need WWE to Fill His Pockets

The Rock's stake in Teremana Tequila makes sure he'll not have to use WWE as a major source of income.

Dwayne Johnson’s Stake in Teremana Tequila May be So Gargantuan He Doesn’t Even Need WWE to Fill His Pockets

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  • The Rock is truly one of the GOATs of pro wrestling and smart businessman as well.
  • His stake in Teremana Tequila more or less ensures he'll never need WWE to earn money.
  • The Rock won't be back in WWE for a while now that WrestleMania 40 is done.
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Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson’s remarkable business acumen has significantly enhanced his brand value, notably through his highly successful Teremana Tequila venture. His prowess in the business world is evident, as his tequila enterprise has elevated his wealth to the extent that he really does not need to depend on WWE to fill his pockets.

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The Rock and John Cena, source: WWE

The Rock’s tequila company, launched in March 2021 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, has swiftly gained popularity and is undoubtedly one of the most sought-after celebrity spirits in the market right now.

The Rock’s Stake In Teremana Tequila Will Likely Ensure He Never Needs WWE

The Rock on Friday Night SmackDown
The Rock, source: WWE

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is poised to become a potential billionaire in the alcohol industry, largely due to the remarkable success of his Teremana Tequila brand, as reported by Celebrity Net Worth. Launched in March 2020, Teremana has achieved rapid growth, selling 300,000 cases in its first year and is projected to reach sales of 600,000 cases annually.

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According to Yahoo, the potential value of Teremana Tequila is substantial, especially when compared to George Clooney’s tequila brand, which sold for $1 billion with a yearly run rate of 170,000 cases. By this comparison, Teremana could be valued at approximately $3.5 billion.

Although The Rock’s ownership stake in Teremana is undisclosed, he has several partners, including co-founders and a collaboration with the Lopez family of Jalisco, Mexico, for production and Jägermeister’s parent company for global distribution.

Assuming The Rock holds a 30% equity stake and Teremana’s value is indeed $3.5 billion, his stake could be worth around $1.05 billion. This potential earnings would surpass the combined earnings from alcohol brands owned by Sammy Hagar, Conor McGregor, and George Clooney. It would also exceed The Rock’s earnings from his film and endorsement career. However, it’s important to note that these figures are speculative and not based on confirmed sales or official valuations.

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To add to this, Dwayne Johnson’s extensive social media following, including 568 million followers across platforms like Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok, and YouTube, adds considerable value to his brand. This following could make Teremana an appealing acquisition for major companies in the beverage industry.

Investment platforms like Vint allow individuals to invest in the alcohol industry through fractional investments in fine wine and spirits, starting at just $40. As of January 2024, Celebrity Net Worth estimates Johnson’s net worth at $800 million, reflecting his diverse career as a professional wrestler, actor, and entrepreneur. Therefore, it’s very evident now that his stake in Teremana Tequila will ensure he never has to depend on WWE to line his pocket no matter what.

The Rock For A While Now That WrestleMania 40 Is Done

The Bloodline before WrestleMania 40
The Bloodline, source: WWE

According to ESPN’s Mike Coppinger and Marc RaimondiThe Rock’s extended stint with WWE, his first since 2013, concluded after WrestleMania 40. Following WWE’s flagship event, The Rock is anticipated to immediately transition into filming his next movie project.

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The upcoming film is a biopic centered around mixed martial arts icon Mark Kerr, titled The Smashing Machine. Coppinger and Raimondi highlighted that The Great One’s return to wrestling has served as preparation for his role, as he has been focusing on getting leaner to authentically portray an MMA fighter.

Brian Gewirtz, The Rock’s long-time business partner, emphasized that The Rock has been dedicated to intense training, dieting, and workout routines in preparation for the role, suggesting that his involvement in WWE was strategically aligned with his cinematic aspirations.

“I know he is training and dieting and working out like a maniac, and I think this was strategic by design.”

We will have to wait and see when The Rock will make his return to WWE television as it might be a while at least.

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Subhojeet Mookherjee is a Freelance Entertainment Writer for FandomWire. A lover and expert in all things movies, games, TV shows, music and more. I've been in the writing business for over five years now, covering various topics all over the world. I love engaging in deep conversations with like-minded people.