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Ex-WWE Champion Breaks Silence After Shockingly Joining The Vision

By Sridhar Krishnan • Published Nov 04, 2025 13:15 EST
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A returning WWE superstar has seemingly joined The Vision.

Logan Paul made his first appearance since suffering a loss to John Cena at Clash in Paris on August 31.

CM Punk, who was crowned the new World Heavyweight Champion at Saturday Night’s Main Event XLI, opened the November 3 taping of RAW.

As Punk spoke about his potential challengers, Paul interrupted him. Punk taunted him by telling him to go back to WWE SmackDown and compete in the United States open challenge hosted by Ilja Dragunov.

While they continued bantering, The Vision members appeared and told Paul to exit the ring, which he unwillingly did.

With Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed now attacking CM Punk, Logan Paul was shown feeling conflicted about saving him, which he did anyway.

However, in the process, he fell victim to a Tsunami from Reed. Punk soon came into the ring with a chair to prevent more damage.

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The main event of the WWE RAW show saw CM Punk and Jey Uso challenge The Vision in a tag team match.

However, the bout ended in a double disqualification after the men kept fighting outside the ring, failing to answer the referee’s ten-count.

The men continued to brawl, with Breakker and Reed gaining the upper hand. The Auszilla then hit Uso with a Tsunami before Punk, again, entered the ring with a steel chair.

This prompted The Vision’s duo to grab a chair each, too. Before they could attack Punk, Logan Paul came out as an unexpected ally for The Second City Saints.

Paul wore his trademark brass knuckles, but instead of attacking one of The Vision members, he knocked out Punk cold.

While there is no official confirmation that the 30-year-old has joined the heel faction, his nonchalant response to a post on social media spoke volumes.

Also read: CM Punk Called “Soft” By Current WWE Star

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