Logan Paul’s run inside a WWE ring is no longer a cameo act.
According to ESPN, the social media star has officially committed to the company on a multiyear deal, signaling that his future in professional wrestling is far from a novelty and very much part of WWE’s long-term plans.
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Paul confirmed the new agreement alongside WWE chief content officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque, marking a major milestone in a journey that began with skepticism and quickly turned heads. Since making his in-ring debut at WrestleMania last year in a tag match with The Miz, Paul has steadily proven he can hang with elite talent. His transition accelerated with a singles win over The Miz at SummerSlam, followed by high-profile bouts against Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins.
For Paul, the contract represents validation as much as opportunity. “I feel incredibly blessed to have found something that I’m good at, at 28 years old,” he said, adding that WWE’s belief in him “is mind-blowing.” He made it clear that his goal isn’t just participation. “As long as I can keep putting on good shows, man, I’m gonna keep doing this sport.”
Levesque didn’t hold back in his praise, calling Paul a natural fit for the industry. “He’s probably the most natural guy I have ever seen,” Triple H said, pointing to Paul’s comfort on camera and his high-level athleticism. “Whether he was an influencer or not, he’d be the kind of guy I’d look for as a WWE superstar.”
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Up to this point, Paul has appeared sparingly on WWE programming, popping up on Raw and SmackDown when the moment called for it. “There’s value in scarcity,” Paul explained. “We wanna make them impactful.”