Jake Paul: Logan Paul has been making a lot of headlines in WWE. The WWE Superstar was previously seen at WrestleMania 39 against Seth Rollins. Also, Paul recently took part in the Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match at MITB 2023. However, it has been reported that Logan Paul’s brother Jake Paul has been left out of WWE Creative plans. Follow the latest WWE News Updates with InsideSport.IN
Jake Paul Left Out of WWE Creative plans
According to Ringside News, they enquired about plans involving Jake Paul in the company. However, they confirmed that Jake Paul has been left out of WWE Creative plans.
Jake’s involvement in WWE Creative plans, would have created a lot of excitement within the fans, but, no sign of interest has been displayed from his side. However, Logan Paul is currently enjoying a big time in the promotion.
More about Jake and Logan Paul
Jake Paul is a professional boxer, whose boxing career started in 2018. However, in January 2023, he stated that he will be making his MMA debut. He also acted in films such as Dance Camp Airplane Mode, MainStream, and More.
On the other hand, Logan Paul is a professional wrestler, actor, and popular social media personality. He is currently signed to WWE and recently participated in the Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match 2023. Just like his brother, he has also acted in several films including The Thinning, Where’s the Money, Valley Girl, and More.
What’s Next for Logan Paul?
Following the Money in the Bank pay-per-view event, Logan Paul has been engaged in a feud with Ricochet. Last week on Monday Night Raw, the duo had a face-to-face encounter, where Ricochet challenged Paul to match, which the latter declined.
However, Paul and Ricochet will once again come face to face on Monday Night Raw next week, to take care of the unfinished business. It can be assumed that the two Superstars will face each other at the upcoming pay-per-view event, SummerSlam 2023, and the match between them will be finalized on WWE Raw next week.
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