YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul recently shared his opinion about what he thinks of his brother Logan Paul’s WWE debut. There had been some rumoured prospects of Jake facing his brother at Wrestlemania 40 in a brother-versus-brother match. However, ‘The Problem Child’ recently said that he would like to team up with Logan Paul instead of competing against him at WrestleMania. While speaking to MuscleManMalcom on YouTube, Jake said, “Man I’m trying to be on his team. I don’t want to go up against him, he’s a dog in WWE. I am trying to be his tag team [partner].”
Logan Paul made his WWE debut back in 2021 where he competed against Rey and Dominik Mysterio alongside The Miz. He then competed against the Miz at Summer Slam 2022, impressing the WWE universe. Logan also made an impact against WWE’s undisputed champion Roman Reigns. The match took place at the WWE Crown Jewel 2022 in Riyadh and was quoted as a ‘five-star classic’ by several wrestling experts and fans.
Logan Paul’s recent fixture saw him face WWE icon Rey Mysterio for the United States Championship. The 28-year-old beat Rey to secure his first championship with the company. He will next face the winner of the United States Championship contender from WWE SmackDown. Reportedly, WWE has been massively impressed with Logan’s impact on the company. There’s a possibility that he will pushed by the organisation as a future WWE champion. Logan could next face the 16-time champion John Cena if he decides to return to the company.
Speaking of Logan Paul’s relationship with his brother, the duo has shared some sparks in recent years. In the era of social media influencers turning into boxing pros, the Paul Brothers are easily the biggest names. With both brothers being top competitors in combat sports, there was often the question as to which one out of the two was the better fighter. This led to a rift between the ‘Maverick’ and ‘The Problem Child’. However, Logan recently ended the debate by saying that his brother Jake was the better fighter out of the two. As per SportsKeeda, this was Paul’s reaction to a question asking if he still believed that he was the better boxer – “No, f*** no…I actually gave up that thought probably about a couple of months before my last fight but I was marketing.” He said this in one of the episodes of BS w/Jake Paul, following the latter’s KO win against Andre August.
While Logan Paul continues his strides in the WWE, Jake carved his own path in the boxing world. Jake made his professional debut back in 2020 and has competed in nine fights. He has accumulated eight wins in those clashes while losing just one. His only defeat came last February which saw Tommy Fury pick up the win by decision.
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