Nick Khan is officially staying with WWE and TKO for some more years. A new SEC filing revealed that the WWE President has signed a new WWE deal that will keep him with the company through the end of 2030.
The new deal officially started on May 4 and replaces his previous contract. It also comes with a big boost in salary, bonuses, and stock awards. The new deal outlines just how important Khan is to WWE and TKO’s business plans.
TKO officially extends WWE President Nick Khan’s contract through December 2030
According to the filing, Khan will continue earning a base salary of $2 million per year through the end of 2026. Starting in 2027, his salary will increase to $3 million annually for the rest of the contract.
On top of that, he will also receive major bonuses tied to company performance. In 2026, his target bonus is set at 150% of his salary, which works out to around $3 million. From 2027 onward, the bonus target jumps to 200% of his salary, meaning he could earn $6 million per year if company goals are met.
The deal also includes huge stock rewards. Khan received an $11 million signing equity award that will be paid out over four years. He will also continue getting yearly stock awards worth around $7.5 million in 2026 and $8.5 million annually afterward.
There is also another possible bonus connected to TKO’s Zuffa Boxing project. If certain goals are reached, Khan could receive an extra $5 million. This bonus is related to the launch and growth of the boxing project.
The filing confirmed that Khan’s contract officially runs through December 31, 2030. However, both sides can still end the agreement early under certain conditions. If Khan decides to leave after the deal expires, he will need to give WWE at least 60 days of written notice.
Khan has become one of the most important executives in WWE since joining the company in 2020. He took over as WWE President after the exits of George Barrios and Michelle Wilson. Since then, he has helped lead WWE’s big business moves, like major TV rights deals, sponsorship growth, international expansion, and the merger between WWE and UFC under TKO.
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