Wrestlemania 39: Logan Paul Demands Legendary WWE Superstar As Dream Opponent

Logan Paul competed in his first singles encounter in WWE at Summerslam and he ended up shocking his fans with a stellar performance. He ended up defeating a former WWE Champion The Miz on that night to get himself booked in a major title match against the top-most WWE Superstar of the current locker room.

Around the month of October 2022, Logan Paul went on to feature in a mega storyline against Roman Reigns to culminate in a solid match at the Crown Jewel premium live event. He also clicked a selfie of a high-flying spot during that match to break the internet.

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As revealed by himself after Crown Jewel 2022, Logan Paul suffered multiple injuries that night to get sidelined from action for some time. But the speculation is that he would be back in the WWE fold in time for a big premium live event occasion, possibly Wrestlemania.

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Logan Paul texted Triple H about a match against John Cena

The celebrity YouTuber reacted to John Cena’s non-captioned Instagram photo of him on Twitter by using the eyes emoji. This was supposed to be a pledge to headline a match against the top WWE Superstar at WrestleMania. Logan Paul then provided more details about a possible match with Cena on his ImPAULsive podcast,

“After Crown Jewel, John Cena posted me on his Instagram, and then I saw an article saying he’s looking for an opponent at WrestleMania. I favorited it, responded with the eyes. Truthfully, I think me vs. John Cena would break the internet.

I texted Triple H right away, ‘do you want to break the internet again?’ That’s a dream match. WrestleMania, in LA, on my birthday. Triple H, throw me a bone, give me a birthday present, let me take out John Cena. That’d be crazy.”

Logan Paul had initially reported his injury on Twitter while his brother, Jake Paul, revealed in an interview with DAZN Boxing that the injury was initially believed to be worse than it actually is. He also the ongoing diagnosis of the injury with the following comment,

“He’s doing better than expected. They thought it was supposed to be ACL, but it just turned out to be MCL and meniscus, which is better. He’s rehabbing it in [Los Angeles] and hoping for the best, man.”