Logan Paul Recalls His ‘Bloody’ Experience With WWE: ‘There’s Nothing Fake About How Physical It Is’

After earning massive fame in the world of boxing, the social media personality Logan Paul is shifting his momentum towards WWE. After trading some heavy leather with the greatest champion, Floyd Mayweather, in an exhibition bout in 2021, he has been out of the ring.

Since then, the YouTuber turned boxer has made few appearances in WWE. Keeping in mind the pretty intense hype of his last appearances, ‘The Maverick’ is all set to make his official debut soon.

However, prior to this, Paul took an interview with ‘MMAFightingonSBN’. While interacting with the host, he recalled his last WWE encounter.

He said, “I would say there’s nothing fake about how physical WWE is it’s what I learned a just kind of watching and being in the Arena and seeing how these guys train is like man they are hurting each other they are like actually inflicting pain on one another and like it doesn’t always go well. Guys will come backstage with a bloody nose or like a broken rib, or it’s stuff you don’t see on tv but man it’s a serious thing.”

Further, he added, “I remember I was watching Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn at WrestleMania last year and they actually slapped each other in the face probably about eight times each as hard as they could and I was like, this is real man like I get it”

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Logan Paul explained the backstage stuff of the entertainment industry and the hard work put in by the fighters to showcase a spellbinding act.

What next for Logan Paul in WWE?

‘The Maverick’ will step officially compete in a match at WrestleMania 38 in the first week of April. He already created massive hype last year at WrestleMania 37 and as of now, he is expected to join The Miz at WrestleMania and face Rey and Dominik Mysterio.

According to the 26-year-old star, it takes a lot to be a WWE Superstar, and he understands what the wrestlers go through. Let’s see what happens in the first week of April, when Logan Paul will appear as a fighter at the AT&T Stadium in Dallas.

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