'Triple H, Make It Happen,' Logan Paul Takes a Shot at Bad Bunny While Urging to Wrestle Him in WWE

It’d be interesting to see if that ever comes to fruition. Bunny does plan on stepping back into the cosmos of WWE one more time. He told the Rolling Stone in an interview that he wants to scare his mother by risking all on the line in WWE, as he felt like he didn’t do it quite exactly the last time he had the chance to do so. Bunny’s WWE debut happened way back at WrestleMania 37 in 2021.

Logan Paul to form a dream team with John Cena at Money in the Bank

This weekend in Los Angeles, Logan Paul will team up with John Cena in the unlikeliest of alliances. They’re set for a tag team showdown against Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso at Money in the Bank. It stemmed from Cena interfering in Uso’s world title defense against Paul at Saturday Night’s Main Event.

Rhodes had just returned to take Cena out in what was The American Nightmare’s first appearance since WrestleMania 41. The former AEW EVP issued a challenge to Cena and Paul, which was eventually accepted. Rhodes and Uso were confronted by their MITB opponents on last week’s SmackDown. First of all, The Cenation Leader ridiculed both of his foes by calling them his wannabes.

He would then call Paul out to join him and continue the trash talk. After a point, The Yeet Master snapped and asked the heels to fight it out right then. Cena was ready to backtrack, but not Paul, for a change. It resulted in a slight disagreement between the MITB partners. However, they ultimately decided to throw hands at Uso and Rhodes, which ended in the babyfaces standing tall to end the show.

Logan Paul reveals why he’s handed a ton of opportunities in WWE

It’s been three years since Logan Paul was offered a WWE contract in June 2022. Since that point on, The Maverick has risen up the ranks in no time as compared to most of his peers. The Westlake-born influencer recently posted a video on YouTube where he called out those who are disgruntled with his undeniable success in WWE.

Paul affirmed that he’s not handed those high-profile spots just because he’s some social media megastar. In fact, Paul said that WWE treats him as a special entity because he’s fantastic and he’s been pulling those mainstream views for over a decade now. Taking offense to his rationale, Karrion Kross came up with a resounding response.

While he didn’t outright mention Paul by his name, Kross’ remarks were intended to address The Maverick only. The former NXT Champion said that pro wrestlers were never taught in wrestling schools that for them to be successful in their walk of life, they’d have to build a brand like Paul did outside of WWE.