Logan Paul Discusses Physical Demands of WWE Career

Logan Paul, known for his ventures in social media and boxing, has opened up about the unexpected physical challenges he has faced since joining WWE. In a recent episode of his “Impaulsive” podcast, Paul shared his experiences with Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan, highlighting the demanding nature of professional wrestling.

Logan Paul’s Initial Shock at WWE’s Physicality

Paul began his WWE journey in 2022, transitioning from the boxing ring to the wrestling arena. Despite his athletic background, he was taken aback by the physical toll wrestling exacts. He recounted his surprise upon first stepping into a WWE ring, expecting a cushioned surface but finding it to be firm and unforgiving. This realization came during his initial training sessions, where he experienced significant discomfort from the hard landings.

“Something I’ve noticed about wrestling is that it really hurts me. It’s just so hard, Liv. It’s the hardest thing I’ve ever done. [People] have no idea,” Paul admitted. He further elaborated on his misconception about the ring’s surface, stating, “I touch it and it didn’t move at all. I was like, to the Miz: ‘Wait, y’all are really… this is what we’re falling on? Where’s … ‘” (Talksport)

Liv Morgan’s Perspective on Wrestling’s Physical Demands

Liv Morgan, a decade-long veteran of WWE, shared her insights during the podcast. She noted that consistent performance in the ring allows the body to adapt to the physical demands. Morgan suggested that Paul’s intermittent appearances might contribute to his heightened discomfort, as his body hasn’t had the same opportunity to acclimate.

“Maybe it’s just the callous of … ? Also, I think it hurts more … ,” Morgan explained.

Logan Paul’s WWE Achievements and Future Prospects

Despite the physical challenges, Paul has achieved notable success in WWE. He has participated in high-profile matches, including a stint as United States Champion. His dedication to training and performance has earned him respect within the wrestling community.

Looking ahead, Paul expressed a desire to increase his in-ring appearances, acknowledging that regular participation might alleviate some of the physical discomfort. He remains committed to honing his wrestling skills and contributing to WWE’s dynamic roster.

For more insights from Logan Paul’s discussion with Liv Morgan, you can listen to the full episode on his “Impaulsive” podcast.

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