Internet celebrity Logan Paul who has been booked in a tag team match for WrestleMania 38 recently talked about teaming up with the Miz for the tag team match at WrestleMania 38 against the Mysterios. He also said that he thought of himself as a natural and did not need to train.
Logan Paul made his WWE debut last year when he remained on the corner of Sami Zayn during his match against Kevin Owens at WrestleMania 37. He might have remained on the heel corner but WWE expected a positive reaction for him, but that did not happen. He mostly received negative reactions from the fans.
Logan Paul Reflects On His WrestleMania Match
WWE tried to bring him for a number of times to the promotion but things did not work out pretty well as fans did not like his appearance at all. At the end WWE gave up on trying to promote him as a babyface and he was presented as a heel when he appeared on Friday Night Smackdown and teamed up with Baron Corbin.
That was his last appearance in WWE before he finally made his return recently as the mystery Tag Team partner for The Miz against Rey Mysterio and Dominik Mysterio. He is totally playing a heel character this time and it is quite obvious that WWE is trying to cash from the negative reaction that he was receiving throughout.
At WrestleMania 38, a tag team match has already been booked where the team of The Miz and Logan Paul will take on the team of Rey Mysterio and his son Dominik Mysterio. There is not enough expectation among the fans neither much excitement from this match. But we can expect a good match Paul is from a wrestling background.
Logan Paul who has been booked in a tag team match for WrestleMania 38 recently spoke to TMZ where he talked about teaming up with the Miz for the tag team match at WrestleMania 38 against the Mysterios. He also said that he thought of himself as a natural and did not need to train. He said;
“He’s an awesome partner and mentor, obviously, he’s been in this business forever. Having him on my side to handhold me through the basics has been fantastic. I’m learning quickly and the more I learn the quicker I’m learning. It takes me one attempt at something before I’ve got it and once I know the ins and outs of the sport, the sky’s the limit, to be honest.
“It’s interesting because Bad Bunny performed at WrestleMania last year and he was incredible, right? Everyone is comparing me to Bad Bunny, like, ‘He was training for this long’ or whatever. All due respect to Bad Bunny, I don’t think I need to be in there as long to pick it up. It just comes very naturally to me and I want to raise the bar. He set the bar very high and so it’s a good little push for me.”
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