Logan Paul Shuts Down Part-Timer Accusations in Explosive Rant

Logan Paul has officially had enough of the Internet Wrestling Community—and he’s calling them out in a big way.

Speaking on his vlog, The Maverick tore into fans who’ve labeled him a “part-timer” and an “outsider” in WWE. With zero filter and even less patience, Logan shut down the narrative that he’s not putting in the work—or that his success is handed to him.

“They’re telling me that I’m a part-timer — an outsider — like I’m not working my f****** ass off. Hey, news flash, IWC — get out your calendars. No, actually, I’ll do it for you.”

He then ran through his recent match history, showing off his packed schedule and proving he’s been stepping between the ropes more often than some full-timers lately.

“I wrestled November 24th — November 29th — December 8th — and December 15th. That’s today. Four out of five weeks, I’m in a match. I’m wrestling. I’m working my f****** ass off.”

And to those who’ve claimed he only performs well because he has months to rehearse? Logan came back swinging by pointing out that his matches are good because of his own skills.

“People say, ‘Oh, he takes weeks. He takes months to learn the match — that’s why his matches are so good.’ F*** you. My matches are good because I’m f****** good.”

The former United States Champion made one more point crystal clear: he’s not just showing up—he’s winning.

“I won all of those matches. Me. Me. Not only am I working — I’m winning. And I can’t stand it.”

This comes after CM Punk himself showed major respect for Logan Paul on What’s For Lunch, saying he’s not only taken the business seriously, but become a legitimate draw.

“Everybody hates this dude, right? And I think that’s one of the more admirable things about it — how much everybody hates him. Because in our business, that’s a good thing. That’s dollars.”

Whether you’re cheering him or booing him, Logan Paul is making it clear: he’s not backing down, he’s not mailing it in, and he’s absolutely not here to lose.

What do you think—has Logan Paul earned his spot in WWE, or is he still just playing tourist in the wrestling world? Drop your thoughts below and let us know if he’s the real deal or just a really loud guest star.

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