This persona of Finn Balor is covered in body paint which makes him look like a sinister demon. So does Finn Balor do his makeup while becoming 'The Demon'? The answer is no.

Finn Balor is a former 2-time NXT Champion and was truly one of the most significant names in NXT. The allure of his 'Demon' character continues to be a well-discussed topic even now and it appears Road Dogg explained why WWE uses that gimmick.

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According to his current WWE contract, Finn Balor's annual salary is estimated to be $1 million.

During the Summerslam 1992 Watch Party, Finn Balor revealed that the idea to paint himself for the Demon character stemmed from his days as a wrestler for NJPW. Here's what he had to say: The paint was kind of like a weird idea. It was just supposed - it was supposed to be a once-off.

In professional wrestling, a gimmick generally refers to a wrestler's in-ring persona, character, behaviour, attire and/or other distinguishing traits while performing which are usually artificially created in order to draw fan interest.

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According to his current WWE contract, Finn Balor's annual salary is estimated to be $1 million.

What he's made so far between movie roles and his WWE wage is around $80 million of net worth. Cena was reportedly paid $500,000 for his role as Peacemaker. He also earns a reported $8.5 million per year from the WWE. John Cena Lifestyle | Net Worth, Fortune, Car Collection, Mansion...

WWE says that the average wrestler on the main roster makes $500,000 per year, while top performers make well into the seven figures.

"I was trying to please too many people and not pleasing myself. I feel like I lost a grip on what the character was and what I was utilising it for. "I feel like the main element that The Demon had was the element of surprise and I feel like we lost that in a sense and it became more like a crutch for Finn.”