Logan Paul is OFFICIALLY back.
Just 2 months after making his debut at WrestleMania 38, Logan Paul has officially signed with the WWE.
Ariel Helwani, reported that Paul signed a multi-year deal with the company yesterday for an undisclosed number of “premium live events” for 2022 and 2023.
The YouTube star made the announcement via social media, sharing photos of his visit to WWE Headquarters.
Just signed with the @WWE pic.twitter.com/7lYdxIKivF
— Logan Paul (@LoganPaul) June 30, 2022
Logan Paul’s first pay-per-view appearance will most likely be at SummerSlam in late July of this year.
Paul visited WWE’s headquarters earlier today to sign his contract and take photos with WWE’s interim CEO and chairperson, Stephanie McMahon, along with her husband and executive vice president for global talent strategy and development, Paul “Triple H” Levesque.
His salary has not yet been revealed and the details regarding his contract have not been released.
Paul announced immediately following his contract signing that his first opponent will be WWE superstar Mike “The Miz” Mizanin.
The Miz and Paul were a tag team at WrestleMania 38 in April and won over the father-and-son team of Rey and Dominik Mysterio.
Following the match, The Miz promptly betrayed Paul, hitting him with a Skull-Crushing Finale (The Miz’s finish move).
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal earlier this year, Paul announced he will be running for President in 2032.
Jake Paul, Logan’s brother would be the nation’s Secretary of Defense.
In a previous interview with Ariel Helwani, Logan said, “I’m 26, and I’ll be eligible to run for president when I’m 35. That gives me nine more years to become the best version of myself possible and to learn as much as I can about people, culture, society, where we fall short, and where we are strong I just think I’ll be a good leader one day, and I think the presidential spot needs a fresh take.”
“I think the country could use a person who is a little bit more nuanced, more innovative, and authentic because I think a lot of politicians fall short,” he said.
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