Logan Paul talks potential of Tom Brady being at WrestleMania 42
Logan Paul will be teaming with IShowSpeed and Austin Theory to take on LA Knight and The Usos to open WrestleMania 42 Night 1. Before the event, Paul was asked if he is “prepared” for an appearance from Tom Brady, the NFL legend who has been going back and forth with the WWE Tag Team Champion over the past few months.
“As far as I’m concerned, he’s washed up,” Paul said according to The Mirror US, also noting that Brady already “was beaten by a YouTuber slash wrestler in his own sport,” referring to Brady’s inaugural Flag Football event back in March.
Could Tom Brady be at WrestleMania?
There has been no confirmation on Brady and whether he’ll be at ‘Mania this year, but it would make sense for an appearance considering his ties to Las Vegas. The NFL legend has an ownership stake in the Las Vegas Raiders, so he’s usually in town.
If Brady is shown on camera then it’s probably unlikely he’ll have anything to do with Paul or his match to open the card. Having said that, WWE does love a celebrity involvement, and with this being the first ‘Mania on ESPN Unlimited, they are probably going to go all out with the celebrity involvement for those viral moments…which Tom Brady getting involved would certainly be.
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