Logan Paul may have created buzz ahead of Super Bowl LX, but he says he was not trying to start a feud with Bad Bunny. Still, if WWE ever books the match, he is more than ready.
The social media star turned full-time WWE Superstar recently made headlines when he said he was not excited for Bad Bunny’s halftime performance at Levi’s Stadium. Fans quickly assumed he was trying to build hype for a future WWE match. Now, Paul has cleared the air.
Logan Paul Explains His Super Bowl Comments
Logan Paul was asked on the red carpet whether he was excited about the halftime show. His simple answer — “no” — instantly went viral.
Speaking later with The Takedown on SI, Paul explained that his comment was not meant as disrespect toward Bad Bunny, who is a multi-time Grammy winner and global superstar.
According to Paul:
- He usually does not focus much on halftime shows.
- At big events, he is busy networking and working.
- His comment was not part of a WWE storyline.
He also admitted that while he was not “setting the table” for a match, he would definitely be interested if the opportunity came.
Is Logan Paul vs Bad Bunny a Dream WWE Match?
When asked directly about a possible WWE clash, Paul made it clear he is open to it. However, he also acknowledged that Bad Bunny is extremely busy with music and international tours.
Paul said he would like to make it happen but does not know what is on Bunny’s schedule.
If this match ever becomes reality, it would not be the first time celebrities surprised fans inside a WWE ring. In fact, both men have already proven they can perform at a high level in wrestling.
Bad Bunny last wrestled in 2023, where he defeated Damian Priest in a San Juan Street Fight in Puerto Rico. That match received massive praise for its energy, storytelling, and crowd reaction.
Paul’s Bold Claim: “Biggest Match of All Time”
Logan Paul did not hold back when talking about the potential impact of this match.
He claimed that Logan Paul vs Bad Bunny would be:
- The biggest wrestling match of all time
- A global crossover event
- Bigger than just the WWE audience
That is a bold statement, but Paul believes the combination of their worldwide popularity would attract viewers who normally do not watch wrestling.
He also praised Bad Bunny’s talent, calling him the definition of a superstar. At the same time, Paul confidently said that his athleticism, strength, and experience would give him the edge inside the ring.
Confidence has always been part of Paul’s character, and this situation is no different.
Logan Paul’s Current WWE Role
Logan Paul is now a full-time WWE Superstar and appears regularly on WWE Raw. He is part of the Vision faction led by Paul Heyman, alongside:
- Bron Breakker (currently injured)
- Bronson Reed
- Austin Theory
Being active every week keeps Paul in the spotlight. Meanwhile, Bad Bunny has not wrestled since 2023, focusing mainly on music.
This difference in activity could play a major role if a match is ever booked.
Why This Match Makes Business Sense
From a business point of view, Logan Paul vs Bad Bunny would be huge.
Here’s why:
| Factor | Impact |
|---|---|
| Global Fame | Both have massive international fan bases |
| Social Media Reach | Millions of followers across platforms |
| Crossover Appeal | Music fans + sports entertainment fans |
| Pay-Per-View Value | Could boost WWE event buys significantly |
WWE has always believed in the “anything can happen” philosophy. Celebrity matches have often delivered big results. If scheduled correctly, this could headline a major event like WrestleMania.
