Logan Paul has been informed what he can and can’t do with the United States Champion.
Ever since defeating Rey Mysterio at Crown Jewel to capture the title, The Maverick has proudly displayed his new prized possession everywhere he goes. So much so that Logan Paul has bared all in one of his many Instagram updates, much to the disgust of Kevin Owens who was asked about the photos while providing guest commentary duties on the November 10th edition of SmackDown.
While Paul has been seen in bed with the title around his waist, other bedroom activities are prohibited by WWE. While appearing on Jake Paul’s YouTube Channel, the United States Champion stated that the belt is with him at all times, literally! Paul would then jokingly state that they needed to edit out the intimate part as he would get in trouble with WWE for it:
“I don’t think you understand. I just took a shower with this belt on. I ran a 5K earlier with this belt on. This belt never leaves my body waist. I f*ck in this belt. This belt means everything to me. Cut that out, bro. Just because the WWE, they did say that I can’t f*ck in the belt.
The Maverick continued, claiming that Triple H ordered him to not have sex while wearing the title, a request that would be later denied:
When I won the belt, they said [laughs]. I swear, Triple H, he came up to me, he said, ‘Logan, congratulations on the belt. One thing we’ve been really cautious about here in the organization is making sure our athletes are not f*cking in their belts, so if you could just refrain from f*cking in your belt,’ and I gave him my word. Next thing you know, I’m clapping cheeks in this f*cking 40-pound piece of metal. You gotta cut all of that out,”
Logan Paul Finishes Up Boxing Commitments
Paul recently took time away from professional wrestling to focus on training for a boxing match against Dillon Danis back in October. Following the victory, the most recent match looks to be the United States Champion’s last as Logan Paul has announced his retirement from boxing, looking to focus on wrestling for the foreseeable future.
H/t to Fightful.