Logan Paul’s Wife’s 2-Word Reaction To Him Joining The Vision
Logan Paul explained to his wife why he aligned with WWE’s The Vision stable.
The ending of WWE Monday Night Raw on November 3rd saw Logan Paul stand side by side beside the World Champion CM Punk, while staring at The Vision’s Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. While it looked like Paul might fight with Punk, instead, he took out his brass knuckles and punched Punk in the face.
Logan Paul made his choice to fight as an ally of The Vision, although it’s not known if he’s officially in the group yet.
For now, Logan Paul is on a Survivor Series WarGames team with Breakker and Reed against Punk, WWE Champion Cody Rhodes, and Jey Uso. Both sides will need at least one or two more members for their WarGames teams, but the match is official.
In a YouTube Vlog, Logan Paul is seen training at the gym with his wife, Nina. After Logan informed Nina of his decision to align with The Vision, she gave him a positive response:
“That’s sick.”
Logan went on to explain his logic behind the move:
“Aligning with Paul Heyman is the smartest thing that any WWE wrestler can do. And yes he’s done some scummy s**t, alright, you know…like, if you ain’t cheating, you ain’t trying…bro.”
As a WWE superstar, Logan Paul is one of the most hated wrestlers alive. However, Paul may not be a bad guy after all. In the same Vlog posted on his YouTube channel following this past Monday’s Raw in Boston, Paul was shown in the car, signing autographs for fans by the car door. That’s when a father asked a question.
Father: “Randomest question, but this is for my son, how much would you want for your shirt right now, off your back? You don’t know what that would mean to him.”
Logan Paul reacted to it by literally taking off his shirt and giving it to the fan outside the car.
Paul: “Keep it. I got you.”
Father: “Oh my God, you’re the best. Thank you so much.”
Paul: “It’s Prada. Let me sign it for you.”
“The Maverick” Paul went on to sign the shirt that he was wearing. It was clear from the interaction that Paul appreciated the hustle the fan showed in asking for the shirt.
Paul: “If you don’t ask, you don’t receive. I love that.”
After the fans left, Paul was asked by his friends in the car, “Aren’t you a bad guy?”
Paul: “Yeah I’m a f**king a**hole, bro, but at least I’m not a Ma**hole.” (Laughs)
The term “Ma**hole” is used by some people to refer to people living in Massachusetts.