Paul details how a planned celebrity match collapsed before the announcement
Summary
– Paul revealed Travis Scott was set to team with him in a six-man WWE match
– Scott pulled out on announcement day, ending the agreement
– WWE later confirmed the deal collapsed and moved on with replacements
Logan Paul shared new details about a scrapped WWE collaboration involving Travis Scott. Speaking on Impaulsive, Paul said Scott was scheduled to team up with him and another partner for a three-on-three match before the music star withdrew at the last moment.
Paul explained that the match was fully mapped out and ready for a public announcement. He said Scott did not appear on the day WWE planned to roll out the news. Paul added that he believed Scott had realized how demanding the wrestling world could be and reconsidered his commitment.
Paul compared Scott’s situation to Bad Bunny, who earned respect for embracing the training and physical toll of the job. Paul noted that wrestling requires consistent preparation and a willingness to perform through pain. He suggested that the workload might not have aligned with Scott’s schedule or expectations.
Despite the setback, Paul said he would welcome another attempt if Scott were to choose to return. He said he still hopes to see the rapper step inside the ring for at least one match.
Paul Heyman later confirmed that WWE’s deal with Scott officially collapsed. He said the company eventually moved forward without him. Scott was initially aligned with SummerSlam plans before being replaced by Jelly Roll due to reported issues with commitment.
The brief partnership between WWE and Travis Scott appears finished for now, but Paul’s comments gave fans a look at how close the collaboration came to happening.
