Logan Paul Shuts Down "YouTuber" Label, Declares Himself Full-Time WWE Superstar

Logan Paul rejects the "YouTuber" label, declaring himself a full-time WWE Superstar.
He asserts his wrestling skills surpass peers with more experience and targets Jey Uso’s World Heavyweight Championship.
Since his 2021 debut, Paul has competed in two WrestleManias, won the US Title, and aims for WWE’s top prize.

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Logan Paul has emphatically rejected being called a YouTuber during a heated response to Jey Uso’s on-air jab. Former United States Champion addressed the comment on WWE’s RAW recap show, asserting his full-time commitment to professional wrestling.

I’m not a YouTuber anymore. I’m cutting that narrative in half right now. If I’m a YouTuber, why am I looking better than my peers who have ‘done this for 15 years’? I am a full-timer.
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Paul’s declaration comes amid his escalating rivalry with Jey Uso, which intensified when he confronted Jey Uso on the April 28 RAW. The Maverick made clear his ambitions extend beyond mid-card titles, directly targeting Jey’s World Heavyweight Championship.

Since debuting in 2021, Paul has competed in two WrestleManias and captured the US Title. His technical progression has drawn praise from veterans, with this latest statement reinforcing his dedication to wrestling over content creation. The social media star-turned-superstar now seeks to cement his status by pursuing WWE’s top prize.