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Updated · Fox News · Jul 19

Jake Paul Threatens Tom Brady After Slap Attempt at Fanatics Fest, Teasing WrestleMania 43 Angle

Updated

Updated · Fox News · Jul 19

Jake Paul Threatens Tom Brady After Slap Attempt at Fanatics Fest, Teasing WrestleMania 43 Angle

Q: With Logan Paul injured and his brother banned, how can their promised revenge on Tom Brady actually happen?

The most realistic path is a delayed WWE storyline: Logan Paul can keep the feud alive while injured, and any physical “revenge” likely waits until he is medically cleared, with Jake Paul’s role limited unless WWE or TKO lifts his ban. The facts point that way. Logan Paul is sidelined with a torn tricep suffered in May, with reports projecting roughly a six-month recovery. That makes an immediate match with Brady unlikely. But it does not stop WWE from advancing the angle. Paul can still appear on television, cut promos, confront Brady verbally, and use his faction, The Vision, as stand-ins. That creates a proxy feud in which Brady, who has openly said he wants a WWE storyline and expects to play a heel, could align with wrestlers or celebrity allies against Paul’s side. That is the cleanest short-term solution: a tag match, ringside confrontation, or SummerSlam-style segment built around Brady and Paul’s allies rather than Paul wrestling himself. Wrestling experts already view the Fanatics Fest incident as a classic angle designed to generate heat and build toward a bigger payoff. The longer-term option is the obvious one: save the actual Brady-Logan Paul showdown for WrestleMania 43 or another major event once Paul is cleared and Brady has had time to train. As for Jake Paul, his public threat adds attention, but if he is barred from WWE events because of his dispute with TKO and UFC pay issues, his involvement would likely be outside WWE unless that restriction changes.

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jul 19

Jake Paul said he was "p---ed" and warned Tom Brady to "keep your head on a swivel" after Brady tried to slap Logan Paul during a Friday onstage clash in New York.
The confrontation flared after Logan Paul said he was roasting Brady over flag football, with Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns stepping between them before the incident escalated.
Both men kept the feud going on X: Logan Paul mocked Brady's failed swing and torn tricep, while Brady called him a "dork" and said he would "try again next time."
Brady had said a day earlier on Cody Rhodes' podcast that he wanted a WWE storyline, and Jake Paul's threat adds to speculation the exchange could feed WWE's road to WrestleMania 43.