Logan Paul Takes Major Loss Selling WrestleMania Chain to Pawn Stars

Logan Paul just got rid of one of his most expensive WrestleMania items — and he did it by accepting a deal he clearly didn’t like.

In a new video posted to social media, Logan Paul showed himself visiting the Pawn Stars shop to sell the chain he wore during his WrestleMania 42 match. The chain, which he claimed was worth around $200,000 to $250,000, became tied to the chaotic night where iShowSpeed turned on him.

While showing off the piece, Paul explained the history behind the chain and why he decided it was time to move on from it after WrestleMania.

“This is a polymarket chain that Anthony Joshua wore… Actually wore this out to WrestleMania this weekend as well. Speed put me through a table after I wore it and we lost the match. I feel like it's like a bit of a bad omen maybe. So I'm trying to get rid of it.”

Things quickly turned tense when Rick examined the chain and made an offer that came in far below what Paul expected.

“I'll give you 30 grand.”

Paul immediately pushed back on the number, clearly frustrated that the offer wasn’t anywhere close to what he believed the chain was worth.

“Rick, stop… Bro. It's a 0,000 chain. I think you could go at least like maybe 100, 120.”

Rick didn’t budge, explaining that the chain had limited appeal despite its history and doubling down on the low offer.

“You could keep it and continue to have bad luck, or you can have 30 grand and not bad luck.”

Despite his frustration, Logan Paul ultimately agreed to the deal and sold the chain for just $30,000 — a massive drop from the value he believed it carried.

“Fine. All right, grab the money. I want you to know I'm not happy about this deal.”

The moment adds another chapter to Logan Paul’s WrestleMania 42 fallout, which began with the influencer-heavy opening match and ended with tension between him and iShowSpeed after the match spiraled into chaos.

Now that the chain is gone — and sold at a fraction of its claimed value — Logan Paul appears ready to move on from the piece he tied to one of the wildest moments of his WrestleMania weekend.

Do you think Logan Paul made the right call selling the chain for $30,000, or should he have walked away instead of taking the lowball offer?

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