Logan Paul worries as WWE fans prefer LA Knight: ‘I hate that they love him’
CLEVELAND, OHIO: Logan Paul has recently become one of the most renowned names in WWE. His performances against some big names such as Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns have helped him in garnering recognition globally. He is known for his acrobatic moves and high-flying maneuvers.
As both men competed in the Money in the Bank ladder match, Logan Paul and WWE superstar LA Knight became physical and engaged in some trash-talking before going to WWE Money in the Bank. Since WrestleMania, fans have strongly supported LA Knight while they have adored Logan Paul.
‘I hate that they love him’
Logan mentioned LA Knight as one of the two fighters he would like to battle in the future during an interview on his 'Impaulsive' podcast.
"I see LA Knight coming into the WWE. They love him. I hate that they love him. They hate me and they hate that I hate him. We have a little bit of a thing. I was in his face and it felt a little real. I don't think he gets my thing that well, and neither does the WWE Universe. He sort of speaks for them and they appreciate the time and the fact that he's earned it. I get that, and I would love to take all of that away from him in one night," he said.
On the podcast, which was recorded prior to WWE Money in the Bank, Paul also mentioned Ricochet as a potential future foe. Given that Paul will return on the July 24 episode of WWE Raw, Ricochet and Paul look to be set for a SummerSlam battle.
Logan Paul vs Ricochet
Paul's amazing MITB performance left the WWE audience and the wrestling organization in amazement. As he gets ready for the SummerSlam competition, Paul seems to be the focus of a lot of anticipation. This can help him heal from his terrible injuries during the ladder battle.
Ricochet and Paul got into an altercation during the Men's MITB ladder match, and when they tried the "Spanish Fly," both of them fell onto a stack of tables. Ricochet's backflip caused Paul to take a severe impact, causing injuries to his head and shoulder.
The WWE referred to the situation as a "viral moment," and the business even shared a video of the two arguing backstage. It seems like the plan was to hype up Ricochet and Paul's confrontation at SummerSlam.
