Logan Paul: From YouTube to WWE, influencer discusses 'surreal feeling' amid successful career transition
CLEVELAND, OHIO: Logan Paul has successfully transitioned from YouTube to WWE. The Maverick is a top attraction in the massive sports and entertainment complex. Along with helping him realize a goal, his pro wrestling profession has benefited him significantly on social media. Logan Paul recently announced on Twitter that Mattel had given him his very own WWE action figure. The Maverick shared a photo of the action figure together with a lemonade beverage from his PRIME energy drink line.
'Surreal feeling'
He tweeted, “Young Logan would be freaking out right now. Surreal feeling holding my own WWE Action figure… @Mattel crushed it”.
Before his debut singles battle against The Miz at SummerSlam 2022, the social media megastar secured a deal with WWE. Paul was added right away to Roman Reigns' championship program, which culminated in an amazing match at Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia.
After the Premium Live Event, he took a second break from WWE, returning only for the Men's Royal Rumble event on January 28, 2023. Logan cost Seth Rollins the chance to compete in the WrestleMania main event even if he did not succeed.
young Logan would be freaking out right now. Surreal feeling holding my own WWE Action figure… @Mattel crushed it pic.twitter.com/2zbAXPZawp
— Logan Paul (@LoganPaul) July 12, 2023
Logan Paul in WWE
Logan Paul was able to secure a sizable deal with WWE because of his YouTube career. After a fruitful debut, The Maverick re-signed with Vince McMahon's platform. Having said that, Logan's win-loss record in the WWE isn't very outstanding.
Six battles have been held throughout the 28-year-old star's pro wrestling career. Of the six games, he has won only two of them. It's important to note that at WrestleMania 38, he and The Miz defeated Mysterios in a tag team match for his first victory. At SummerSlam 2022, the A-lister was defeated by him in order for him to claim his second triumph, which was also his first singles victory. At the next significant Premium Live Events, he lost four times.