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Logan Paul has had a characteristically tumultuous and headline-filled week, and it all started with a public resurfacing of his old feud with UFC star Paddy Pimblett. According to All Out Fighting, Pimblett reignited their rivalry with a public statement saying he wants to "punch [Logan’s] head in," calling Logan a "bad mushroom" and threatening some serious damage if they ever met in the cage—cementing Logan’s unique ability to find himself in the crosshairs of top fighters even when absent from the octagon or the ring. Notable: Pimblett seemed more forgiving of Logan’s brother Jake but put both Logan and frequent rival KSI at the bottom of his influencer boxer list. This comes as Logan’s wrestling career has officially been on pause—Sportskeeda reports Logan was recently spotted working at a Sam’s Club in Bentonville, Arkansas, handing out samples and posing for selfies while promoting a Prime hydration bundle, all adding fuel to speculation about his WWE status. Internally at WWE, Logan is now listed as a "free agent," meaning he could potentially pop up on Raw or SmackDown at any time, but he’s been off television for almost two months ever since his widely-discussed loss to John Cena at Clash in Paris.
Shifting to business, Prime Hydration—Logan’s signature drink venture co-founded with KSI—continues to have headlines of its own. According to Mashed, Prime’s initial meteoric rise has stalled; despite previously passing the billion-bottle mark, it’s now slipped to fifth place in the US sports drink market. Recent lawsuits have cast shadows too, with Logan and Prime facing a $68 million suit from their supplier Refresco claiming breach of contract, as reported by AOL News. In brighter news, Prime recently inked sponsorships with FC Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and the LA Dodgers, and just dropped a new “Nightmare” limited edition flavor and a Peso Pluma collaboration, showing that Logan remains relentless on the brand promotion front.
The legal controversies don’t end there. Law360 just reported that a Texas judge denied Logan Paul a win against several codefendants implicated in CryptoZoo, his failed NFT game—Logan’s ongoing legal troubles continue to hang heavy over his public image with lawsuits and allegations flying from investors and critics alike. Logan’s previously stated efforts to refund NFT purchasers who don’t sue him—and his threatened defamation suit against Coffeezilla—keep this saga firmly in the public eye.
On social media and podcast territory, Logan has been active with new episodes of his Impaulsive podcast and has even shared that WWE led him to start training for aesthetics and lifting weights, a pivot from his traditional boxing and amateur wrestling mentality. Meanwhile, celebrity colleagues and wrestling veterans like D-Von Dudley have weighed in on his WWE tenure, praising his natural talent but speculating that he wouldn’t have survived the cutthroat atmosphere of pro wrestling’s old school era.
For anyone watching Logan Paul’s evolving biography, this week offered a cocktail of rivalry, business hustle, legal drama, and social media energy—hinting at a subject who remains impossible to pin down. Thanks for listening to this Logan Paul Biography Flash. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an update, and for more fast biographies, search the term “Biography Flash.”
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