On a recent episode of Monday Night RAW, Logan Paul teamed up with The Judgment Day faction and unexpectedly attacked Jey Uso. Instead of hitting Jey with Patrick Mahomes’ Super Bowl rings, he mistakenly punched JD McDonagh. McDonagh, visibly upset, took to social media, sharing images of his forehead scar and humorously demanded a crate of Prime. Paul, noticing McDonagh’s tweet, playfully commented that McDonagh’s head was tough enough to handle anything, stating, “You good, nothing that dome can’t handle.”
In response to Paul’s remark, McDonagh replied with a simple three-word message asserting his partial Samoan heritage, linking himself to The Bloodline in WWE, currently represented by The Anoa’i family, Paul Heyman, and Tama Tonga. Additionally, Cameron Grimes disclosed on the Busted Open Podcast that Shane Helms had been aiding Logan Paul in his wrestling training. Grimes emphasized Helms’ significant role in Paul’s preparation for matches and expressed his excitement at being involved in the process, particularly during WrestleMania.
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Paul, now a reigning champion in WWE, clinched the United States Championship in 2023 by defeating Rey Mysterio. His successful title defense at WrestleMania XL against Randy Orton and Kevin Owens solidified his status as a rising star in the wrestling world. Although a potential face-off with Braun Strowman looms, the official announcement of his next challenger remains pending.
The article sheds light on the intriguing Twitter exchange between The Maverick and Logan Paul, highlighting the aftermath of their confrontation on RAW and the backstage dynamics of Paul’s wrestling journey supported by Shane Helms. While showcasing Paul’s growing success in WWE, the article sets the stage for future developments in his championship reign.
