Logan Paul claims he is ‘100 per cent committed’ to WWE with no more ‘side hustles’ during RAW debut on Netflix… amid claims he will box Conor McGregor in India for $250m

Logan Paul has been with WWE for nearly three-years on a part-time deal

The 29-year-old has several business ventures outside of pro wrestling

Logan Paul says he is done being a part-time performer in WWE and is now ready to fully commit himself to the company.

The YouTube star says he will have ‘no more side hustles’ – but the 29-year-old has many.

PRIME hydration, who have a sponsorship deal with WWE, is a drink he owns with KSI and he also has a snack with his fellow YouTuber called Lunchly, which Mr Beast is also a partner on.

Then he has one of the biggest podcasts in the world with Impaulsive and his own high-end attire brand Maverick clothing. That’s in addition to his desire to box, which he last did against Dillon Danis in October 2023.

In the past few weeks, Paul has been linked to a boxing contest opposite UFC legend Conor McGregor with a reported $500million on the table for the clash to take place in India.

The Irishman hinted at the fight as recently as Sunday, but Paul has signalled his intent to be a full-time performer in WWE instead.

Logan Paul was in the crowd for WWE’s debut show on Netflix, but did open up on his future

Paul did not have a match on WWE’s debut on Netflix. Instead, The Maverick had a pre-taped promo and was spotted at ringside in the crowd.

It was only in mid-December when Paul insisted he was retired from WWE, a statement he effectively retracted a few days later.

Paul shook his fans when he said, ‘I am retired,’ on his own Impaulsive podcast. When asked about his plans for WrestleMania 41, Paul responded, ‘Come on, I’m retired. I’m a dad, bro.’

Indeed he is. Paul welcomed his first child into the world last September when his model fiancé Nina Agdal gave birth to a daughter.

However, Paul has had a dramatic U-turn with WWE’s move to Netflix and now he insists he’s going to start taking it seriously – quite the quote from someone who has already won the United States title during his near three-year tenure.