Logan Paul and Dillon Danis’ online trolling does not seem to be coming to an end anytime soon. The two are all set to face off in the boxing ring on October 14, and it is expected that things will continue for at least a month. However, amidst this, fans are curious to know what the future holds for Logan Paul in WWE.
Since his signing in 2022, Logan Paul has appeared in the ring hardly a countable number of times. Despite impressing the audience with his skills and athleticism, Paul never got to have a strong storyline. Following his busy schedule in other industries, it is obvious that he can’t be a part of the Stamford-based promotion for a full-time role.
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Missing the WWE arena since SummerSlam 2023, there have been questions about his pro wrestling career run. Ringside News took the lead in digging deep into the matter. “A tenured source within the company confirmed that Paul is already booked for future WWE appearances,” it wrote. However, he would return only after October 14 after fighting Dillon Danis.
Logan Paul and Dillon Danis‘ rivalry turned extremely personal after the latter dragged Nina Agdal, Logan’s fiancee, into the matter. Taking direct shots at Nina, he posted her pictures with multiple men and called her “a wh*re.” The fight will certainly go extreme when the two stars have the opportunity to thrash each other and take their revenge for the online assaults.
When will Logan Paul’s current WWE contract expire?
Logan Paul has hardly stepped inside the WWE ring a countable number of times. But it has been enough for him to have notable matches. A WrestleMania appearance and a title shot against Roman Reigns gave him the position that others take years to achieve. However, this is just the beginning for The Maverick.
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Logan Paul’s first contract with WWE expired after WrestleMania 39, and he took time to renew it. On April 10, 2023, Logan Paul took to his official X account to break the news of his contract renewal. Multiple people suggest that his recent contract has bound Paul to a multi-year deal.
However, when Logan Paul talked to Ariel Helwani, he preferred having a year-to-year contract. “My life moves so fast and I don’t know what my stock will be in a year. It seems a little irresponsible to sign anything longer than a year-long contract,” said Logan Paul. The tenure of his latest contract is thus unclear. But, needless to say, he is sure to be in the company at least until WrestleMania 40.