Logan Paul Claims WWE Retirement, AEW’s Hangman Page Responds

One Big Thing

Logan Paul announced his retirement from WWE on his “Impaulsive” podcast, though the claim’s credibility remains questionable given his contradictory statements during the same episode.

Key Details

• Paul stated “I’m retired” when asked about WWE WrestleMania 41
• He cited becoming a father as the reason for retirement
• Minutes earlier, Paul discussed his WWE career in present tense
• The announcement came after his recent WWE United States Championship loss

The Response

Former AEW World Champion “Hangman” Adam Page appeared to address Paul’s announcement on BlueSky, writing:

“I hope the next person they give half my moveset to is at least kinda cool”

Why It Matters

• Paul has become a significant draw for WWE despite limited wrestling experience
• His matches have consistently delivered high-profile moments
• His apparent retirement would impact WWE’s celebrity crossover appeal

By The Numbers

• Paul debuted in WWE in 2022
• He has competed in 9 matches for WWE
• His most recent match was at Royal Rumble 2024

The Bigger Picture

The timing of Paul’s announcement raises questions about its authenticity, as he recently lost the United States Championship and welcomed his first child. His track record of controversial statements and the casual nature of the retirement claim suggest this might not be his final word on wrestling.

What’s Next

How do you think WWE will address Logan Paul’s retirement claims? Share your thoughts in the comments below.