Belief That Logan & Jake Paul Are Better Than Some Wrestlers Who Work Full-Time

Logan Paul has gained significant notoriety in recent years thanks to his success as a YouTube personality and professional boxer. However, he has also made a name for himself in the WWE by competing against some of the biggest names in the industry. His matches against The Miz and Roman Reigns were simply sublime. In fact, Ric Flair believes Logan and Jake Paul are better than some wrestlers who work full-time.

Logan Paul’s feud with Roman Reigns culminated in an incredible match at WWE Crown Jewel. Logan Paul’s younger brother, Jake Paul, also made his presence felt in the WWE during his brother’s match against Roman Reigns. Jake appeared at the press conference leading up to the event, generating buzz and excitement among fans.

During the match itself, Jake made an even bigger impact by getting involved in the action. When The Usos interfered in the match, Jake took matters into his own hands and fought back against them, showcasing his own skills as a boxer and proving that he too has what it takes to compete in the WWE.

While speaking on his To Be The Man podcast, WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair was asked to share his thoughts on Jake Paul potentially joining pro wrestling. Flair stated that he believes Logan and Jake Paul are better than some wrestlers who work full-time.

”Oh, hell yeah. He’s great. Both of those kids are better than some of the guys that do it full-time for a living. I’ll stand by that comment all day long. Until you told me last week that Shawn was training Logan, which now makes sense, I thought, ‘God, the guy’s just got incredible, natural ability. I think they’re big and they draw money. That’s all there is to it. Draw money.”

Jake Paul previously expressed interest in potentially joining his brother Logan in the WWE in the future. However, the boxer has also been clear that he would not want to risk a serious injury that could jeopardize his successful boxing career. We’ll have to see if he will become a pro wrestler in the future.

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