Steve Austin Confirms Rejecting Logan Paul's $1 Million WrestleMania Offer

Steve Austin reveals he turned down a $1 million proposal from Logan Paul to wear a Prime Bottle suit at WrestleMania 41 due to persona issues.

Steve Austin Confirms Rejecting Logan Paul’s $1 Million WrestleMania Offer
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  • Steve Austin confirmed rejecting Logan Paul's $1 million offer to wear a Prime Bottle suit at WrestleMania 41.
  • Austin appeared briefly at WrestleMania 41 to announce attendance figures but did not interfere in the main event.
  • He declined the offer because it didn't align with his on-screen character, stating it "wasn’t a great fit for Steve Austin."
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Steve Austin has verified reports concerning a significant financial proposal from Logan Paul related to WrestleMania 41. The WWE legend confirmed that he declined a $1 million offer extended by the former United States Champion.

The offer involved Austin wearing a Prime Bottle suit during an appearance at the major event. Logan Paul first publicly mentioned the rejected proposal days after WrestleMania 41 concluded, sparking online discussion and some skepticism about the claim’s validity.

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Austin did appear briefly on Night 2 of the Las Vegas spectacle, fulfilling the role of announcing the event’s two-night attendance figures. His cameo did not extend to interfering in the Undisputed Title match between Cody Rhodes and John Cena, contrary to some fan expectations.

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Speaking in a recent interview with Ariel Helwani, Steve Austin elaborated on his decision to turn down the lucrative offer. He indicated that the request conflicted with his established on-screen character.

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Explaining his reasoning, Austin stated, “I just thought that was kind of personal business, but since it’s out there, yeah, I turned it down. It’s just, that’s not my gimmick… It wasn’t a great fit for Steve Austin.”

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