The YouTuber-turned-pro boxer Logan Paul recently switched to pro-wrestling when he inked a multi-year deal with WWE. However, he has revealed he plans to return to boxing early next year despite his recent success in the company. He also noted that he has been accused of using steroids by controversial figure, Andrew Tate.
Logan Paul fires back at Andrew Tate
He was asked about his hectic lifestyle and a potential move back into boxing. Former kickboxer Andrew Tate was also an option as his opponent only for the outspoken online personality to insist on tune-up bouts beforehand.
Here is what Paul told Sportsmail:
“Brother, I’ve got contenders,’ Paul continued. ‘The issue is a lot of them like to talk. A lot of them like to talk and don’t actually like to sign on the dotted line. We ran into that issue with Andrew Tate, he wants warm-up fights. I saw a thing recently, he accused me of doing steroids which historically has been the accusation that people throw if they’re threatened by me. I’ve been accused of doing steroids my whole life just because I have muscles and genetically it is a little easier for me to get in shape for whatever reason.
But never done them, never will, and I find that a lot of the people that I would like to fight, because I know how big the shows can get, simply just wanna talk. They want that clout online and they don’t actually want to sign the dotted lines. So I’ve got a contender in mind, I hope he comes through, I don’t want to say who it is just yet because you have one shot at a first impression. But whatever happens, it’s gonna be crazy.”
Logan Paul is set to challenge Roman Reigns for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship at Crown Jewel on November 5.
