Logan Paul trolled everyone on WWE SmackDown.
The participants in the Men’s Elimination Chamber appeared on the February 28th episode of WWE SmackDown. Drew McIntyre came out and took some shots at John Cena. Damian Priest interrupted and highlighted how he beat McIntyre in 2024. Seth Rollins joined them and made it clear that he intended to win the Elimination Chamber.
CM Punk then came out and sent messages to each one of them. He also called out John Cena by noting that he hadn’t shown up in weeks. John Cena’s music hit, and the crowd erupted. However, Logan Paul came out instead. Paul laughed at the fans’ disappointment. He brought up how he slapped Punk on WWE RAW, and Punk chased him off.
Logan Paul Thinks He Has Go-Away Heat
Paul recently spoke with Michael Cole on his IMPAULSIVE podcast, and he noted that he thought he had go-away heat with the WWE Universe.
Michael Cole: “There are two types of heat. There is the Logan Paul heat, which is when he walks out, people boo him. It’s not because they hate Logan, it’s because he plays this character that people don’t like.”
Logan Paul: “It’s not a character.”
Michael Cole: “I know. I was trying to be nice. Then there is what they call ‘go away heat.’ They consider it as a bad character, a bad product, a bad person on the air. We had some announcers recently, it just didn’t work out because you could go online and 99% of people hated them. You know at that point. You feel inside yourself, ‘This guy is not going to make it.’ When you realize and listen to some of that, you know he’s not going to make it.”
Logan Paul: “I think I have ‘go away’ heat. The only reason why it works is because I’m a great wrestler. Certainly, there is a handful of the audience that is genuinely like, ‘get this guy out of here.’” [H/T: Fightful]
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