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Jake Paul and WWE have ‘a lot of interest’ for future work after YouTuber’s debut at Crown Jewel with brother Logan


JAKE PAUL and the WWE reportedly have interest in working together again after the success at Crown Jewel.

In just his third in-ring match, Paul’s brother Logan challenged champion Roman Reigns for the Undisputed Universal title in Saudi Arabia.

Jake Paul and the WWE reportedly have interest in working together againCredit: WWE

And it paved the way for the YouTuber-turned boxer to make his official WWE debut, storming into the ring to attack The Usos.

According to PW Insider, there are no immediate plans to bring Paul back into the WWE, but both sides are open to future work.

The American, who now has has six wins from six fights as a boxer, said as much when speaking after his first WWE appearance.

Paul admitted: “For sure, why not? You know, that was so much fun, and I know we can take it a long way, and I loved it.

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“I loved everything about it, and everyone here, everyone in the WWE was super nice, super helpful.

“So it just seems like an amazing company to be a part of.”

Paul, 25, came into the main-event midway through to attack Reigns’ “Bloodline” family, knocking out Jimmy and Jay Usos.

The social media sensation is hungry for more and predicted he will hold WWE gold alongside Logan, 27, who suffered a knee injury.

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Paul said: “The Bloodline, whatever bro. I just wish I was out there sooner to help Logan.

“But I mean, Roman Reigns is dope. He’s cool, he’s a great fighter.

“But at the end of the day, if we do this for a little bit longer, the Paul brothers will be the WWE champions.”

Jake Paul during his WWE debutCredit: WWE


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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