Logan Paul thinks WWE match vs. Bad Bunny would be ‘biggest’ of all time
Logan Paul doesn’t know if him facing Bad Bunny is a realistic possibility, but he believes the match would be a massive spectacle.
Paul, speaking with The Takedown on SI, said he has no doubt that him squaring off against Bad Bunny in WWE would be the biggest pro wrestling match of all time. He thinks excitement for the celebrity matchup would break outside of the wrestling bubble and create something huge.
“If Bad Bunny versus Logan Paul happened, I have no doubt it would be the biggest wrestling match of all time,” Paul said. “Like, hands down, without question, that match extends so far beyond the WWE Universe. It breaks all barriers of what people think wrestling is. You have the opportunity to capture a global audience in one match.
“The guy is talented. The guy is so talented. The definition of a superstar, whether it’s performing at a big game halftime show, or actually even wrestling. Now that said, I’ve got some experience under my belt. I don’t see how he’s going to be able to stand my pressure and my athleticism and strength, but if it happens, that’s a big money match. That’s a big money match I know the whole world would tune in for and I think it would be a real good one.”
Though Paul wants the match, Bad Bunny’s busy schedule could be a barrier to making it happen.
“I’m not setting the table,” Paul said. “I don’t know. Look, the thing about him is he’s a busy guy. He’s a very busy guy. I don’t know. I don’t know what is on his agenda. I would like to, I would. I would like to make it happen.”
Paul now considers himself a full-time wrestler after signing his most recent WWE contract. Bad Bunny has worked three matches for WWE over the years but has not competed since 2023. It’s rumored that he could be appearing for WWE again at some point soon.
A Paul vs. Bad Bunny match is also something that Cody Rhodes would like to see, with Rhodes telling TMZ that Paul should be Bad Bunny’s opponent if the music superstar were to compete at WrestleMania.
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