The Paul brothers have been making waves ever since they stepped into the boxing world—and not just for throwing punches. From landing massive paydays in the ring to growing their business empires and even starting families, Logan Paul and Jake Paul have stayed in the spotlight for all kinds of reasons. But hey, just like a coin has two sides, so does the Paul family story.
While they’ve been busy basking in the success of what some might call the Paul American, they’ve also been brave to show a more vulnerable, human side. Turns out, behind the fame, fortune, and flashy knockouts, there’s a real story of struggles, growth, and everything in between. In one of the episodes of Paul American, Logan Paul and his fiancée Nina opened up about some truly personal and difficult experiences. Logan Paul, known for his larger-than-life personality, shared how a fight he thought would be just another stepping stone turned into a nightmare for both him and Nina Agdal.
Earlier yesterday, IFN on X sharing a small slip of Epiode 3 of Paul Brothers, wrote that, “ Logan Paul and Nina Agdal discuss when Dillon Danis posted about Nina in the build-up for the Prime Card .”
The Maverick revealed that “I was looking for my next big fight, and there was this guy who I thought could sell pay-per-views.“But things quickly spiraled out of control. Instead of a fair fight, Dillon Danis made it personal, attacking Nina by using manipulated, Photoshopped images of her to build a false narrative. Logan didn’t hold back, calling the opponent “a piece of fu—– vile sh–.” The current WWE star further revealed that, “This dude posted over 400 images of Nina in Photoshopped… This guy had no interest in actually fighting me… He just wanted to pick a fight with my girl.”
Logan Paul and Nina Agdal discuss when Dillon Danis posted about Nina in the build-up for the Prime Card
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Obviously, that’s a lot of process. And, Nina shared just how brutal it was, describing it as “the most traumatic experience” of her life. The constant online attacks took a huge toll on her, leaving her feeling isolated and broken, even going as far as contemplating drastic actions to escape the pain. Logan Paul then explained that, “It really took a piece of her soul dude. It really fu—- with her a lot.”
So later when asked about how the October 14 fight went, Logan simply said, “I beat the f— out of the guy.” However, it was clear the experience left them both shaken. “The thought of having a baby girl is a little scary… I’m protective of Nina. Imagine a little Nina. Am I going to be a liability?” the 30-year-old revealed. Well, when Paul met Danis in the ring, he made sure he knew that he stepped over the line and landed 108 punches left, right and center. It was clear Danis wasn’t going to prevail, so he resorted to cheap tricks that eventually led to an all out brawl.
But, that didn’t change the outcome of the fight as Paul had won five rounds on the judges score card before Danis was DQ in the final round. But, this was the first time we heard from Paul and Nina about the behind the scenes, real and raw experience.
However, apart from the family incident, it looks like Logan Paul also had plans to be back in the ring soon. But from the looks of it, things aren’t exactly shaping up in his favor.
Logan Paul isn’t short on choices—In or Out of WWE
Logan Paul might be gearing up to face AJ Styles at WrestleMania 41, but it looks like he’s got more than just The Phenomenal One to worry about. There’s another name stirring the pot—and this one doesn’t even come from the WWE roster.
Let’s rewind to March 10th, when Monday Night Raw rolled into MSG, New York. Logan Paul was doing what he does best—running his mouth in the middle of the ring—when he clocked a familiar face in the front row: comedian Andrew Schulz. What started as playful banter quickly escalated, and before you knew it, Logan was dragging Schulz into the ring, right in front of TKO President Mark Shapiro (who, by the way, just stood there and watched). Logan was seconds away from landing his signature “Paulverizer” when AJ Styles stormed the ring to make the save. Logan, of course, bailed like he always does when the fight isn’t on his terms.
But here’s where things get even juicier. On a recent episode of Schulz’s Flagrant podcast, WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H showed up and revealed the behind-the-scenes tea. “I know that he knows you,” Triple H told Schulz. So the whole stage act was pointless. But here’s the kicker—Triple H low-key pitched a rematch of sorts. As a result, he informed Schulz that next time they want to go back to Madison Square Garden. “Then whatever happens to Logan at that event from you is just…” (he trailed off, but we all knew what he meant).
Schulz? He’s definitely down. And even threw in a savage warning, saying he can enter the arena “without the metal detectors.” So yeah, Logan Paul might be prepping for WrestleMania, but he better watch his back—because Andrew Schulz is lurking, and MSG might just be the place where this rivalry explodes for real.
With that said, should WWE draw the line between personal life and entertainment when building rivalries? What are your thoughts on the situation?
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