Every Logan Paul WWE Match Ranked

Logan Paul has taken the WWE and professional wrestling world by storm since making his in-ring debut with the company at WrestleMania 38 in 2022. A slow start with a cameo during the Sami Zayn & Kevin Owens feud at WrestleMania 37 led to him stepping foot between the ropes the following year, and since then he has earned the right to be called a WWE superstar despite a lot of negativity coming his way.

Paul’s matches have all been strong so far, with some certainly being better than others over the last year and a half. He has been in the ring with a variety of big names across WWE’s roster, ensuring to not only steal the show but to create viral moments too. With him now seemingly taking a break due to having an upcoming boxing match in October, it provides the perfect opportunity to look over his WWE career so far and judge his matches from worst to best.

UPDATE: 2024/05/02 17:30 EST BY ANDREW KELLY

The more time goes on, the more Logan Paul keeps piling up impressive matches in WWE. Despite still having a lot to learn, Paul has become a definitive part-time attraction, though 2024 has seen him compete at a more regular rate than his previous two years in WWE thus far. Paul continues his reign as United States Champion, defending the gold in a big match at WrestleMania 40. Additionally, Paul also competed in his first Elimination Chamber match and his first television match. These three bouts have offered up both some of his best and worst matches throughout Paul’s WWE career to this point.

12 Logan Paul Vs. The Miz – WWE SmackDown 02/16/2024

Logan Paul’s First TV Match Was His Worst So Far

This match between The Miz and Logan Paul was not bad by any means, but it was certainly the least remarkable of Paul’s run in WWE thus far. All of this moves were pretty decent, but this lacked in storytelling and pyschology – a part of his game that Paul still really needs to learn. The bright lights of his first TV match and a bout without any build, Paul looked out of his element for this first time in his WWE run.

It was a solid clash, but Paul and Miz would have a much better match against each other on PPV.

11 Rey Mysterio Vs. Logan Paul (WWE United States Championship) – Crown Jewel 2023

Logan Paul Had His Worst WWE PPV Match

On paper, Logan Paul and Rey Mysterio should’ve been a banger. In execution, it was actually Paul’s lowest-quality match of his WWE career so far. This isn’t to say it was bad, because everything was done pretty well and he looked good in there, but it lacked psychology and storytelling.

There were too many pinfall attempts which stunted the momentum of the match, and the disinterested crowd was evidence of that.

10 Logan Paul & The Miz Vs. Rey & Dominik Mysterio – WrestleMania 38

Logan Paul Raised Eyebrows In His Debut

It is no surprise that Logan Paul’s very first match in WWE was his weakest one, but that isn’t to say it was bad. In fact, Paul shone in this match, pulling out moves with crispness and ease, with the likes of Rey Mysterio using his veteran ability to make Paul look good.

The match overall was pretty basic, with some extended beatdowns and comebacks like most tag team matches. In the end, Paul helped his team score the win before The Miz attacked him after the bell for a poorly executed babyface turn.

9 Men’s Royal Rumble Match – Royal Rumble 2023

Logan Paul Had The Spot Of Night At The Royal Rumble

The Men’s Royal Rumble match did its job in 2023, going for a basic and simple structure after the disaster of the year prior. Paul’s involvement proved to be one of the highlights, stealing the show with a crazy mid-air collision with Ricochet.

Paul scored a huge elimination over Seth Rollins before being thrown out by eventual winner Cody Rhodes, finishing third place in his first ever Royal Rumble match appearance, which proved to be a very strong showing. The match overall was decent, with the likes of Gunther emerging as the star of the match, breaking the record for the longest time spent in a conventional Royal Rumble match.

8 Men’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match – Money In The Bank 2023

A Botch Didn’t Stop Logan Paul’s Strong MITB Debut

There were several strong spots in the men’s Money in the Bank ladder match, with the likes of Butch, Ricochet, and Logan Paul being among those who stood out the most. Paul put his body on the line, not shying away from ladder bumps and crazy spots, though his massive Spanish Fly botch at the end of the match was an unfortunate talking point.

It did feel like a step down from some of the previous Money in the Bank ladder matches though, with perhaps not as much star power or wrestlers with a whole load of momentum. The decision for LA Knight to not win left a sour taste for many fans as well.

7 Logan Paul Vs. Ricochet – SummerSlam 2023

Logan Paul Is Only Getting Better And Better In WWE

Logan Paul’s most recent match came against Ricochet, and it was perhaps the most conventional wrestling match he’s had yet. He played the dominant heel, putting the heat on Ricochet and strutting around the ring.

There were many exciting spots and high-flying offensive moves, but they weren’t just randomly thrown in and were instead built up each time. The match maybe lost its way slightly in the middle, but it got back on track by the end where Paul got the win by using a pair of brass knuckles.

6 Logan Paul Vs. Kevin Owens – Royal Rumble 2024

Logan Paul Escaped With His United States Title

Logan Paul’s first United States Championship defense proved to be a strong one, as he was put through the ringer by a vicious and violent Kevin Owens, who convicned fans with his brutality that he really does not like Logan Paul. He beat the hell out of Paul, who did manage to get some flurries and dominant offense in here and there.

It was an exciting match with a decent pace, and whilst some may groan at the disqualification finish, it was actually done really well. Paul tried to follow the same brass knuckles formula as his previous matches, though this time Owens manages to take them off and use them himself. Midway through the pinfall, the referee noticed that Owens still had the knucks on his wrist, leading to a very creative DQ ending.

5 Logan Paul Vs. Drew McIntyre Vs. Randy Orton Vs. Kevin Owens Vs. LA Knight Vs. Bobby Lashley – Elimination Chamber 2024

Paul Played A Big Role Inside The Chamber

Drew McIntyre was the clear star of this match, being presented as a dominant competitor as he won the match. Logan Paul looked good as usual, and he added a lot of storyline beats and helped to build to WrestleMania, adding to his feud with Randy Orton and Kevin Owens.

In the case of Orton, his selling carried the latter part of this match, putting in a wonderful performance. This wasn’t a very hard-hitting match, but it had a lot of important build and story within it. Everything was well executed and smooth, with some big spots here and there.

4 Logan Paul Vs. The Miz – SummerSlam 2022

Logan Paul’s First Singles Match Was A Banger

Logan Paul’s first singles match exceeded all expectations, and it also ended up being one of The Miz’s best matches in recent memory too. The pair sold a simple enough story, with the crowd getting more and more on side with every successful move that Paul pulled out.

This was a great showcase of sports entertainment, with yet another celebrity stepping up to the occasion and putting their all into a performance. It was exciting, and it was capped off with a massive leap through the announce table from Paul, with no one expecting him to pull off something like that.

3 Logan Paul Vs. Randy Orton Vs. Kevin Owens – WrestleMania 40

A Star-Studded Triple Threat Match

Logan Paul walked into WrestleMania 40 to take on two former world champions in Randy Orton and Kevin Owens, and he never once looked out of place. He played the cowardly heel role well, trying to avoid the double team offense dished out by Orton and Owens. This triple threat bout flowed well, it had some nice spots, and it had a great structure.

Like all of Paul’s best matches, this featured some silliness with the cameo of streamer IShowSpeed, who recieved a viral RKO on the announce table.

2 Logan Paul Vs. Seth Rollins – WrestleMania 39

Logan Paul Brought The Sports Entertainment To WrestleMania

Once again, a Logan Paul match was quite simply a wonderful sports entertainment showcase. His match with Seth Rollins was one of the best during WrestleMania weekend, with some big spots where Paul stood out in a major, rising up to match Rollins’ ridiculously high level.

There was strong character work, strong sequences, and a chaotic final sequence which saw the involvement of KSI in a fun cameo, and another big announce table leap which created yet another viral moment. Rollins managed to get the win which was the right call, gaining momentum ahead of his World Heavyweight Championship win a couple months later.

1 Roman Reigns Vs. Logan Paul (Undisputed WWE Universal Championship) – Crown Jewel 2023

Logan Paul Had One Of Roman Reigns’ Greatest Matches

Logan Paul’s highest profile match to date was by far his best, as he rose to the occasion for a main event Undisputed WWE Universal Championship match with Roman Reigns at Crown Jewel 2022 in Saudi Arabia.

Both men put in a great performance which had strong storytelling, perfect selling, physicality, and a sprinkling of major moments which helped it feel like a big time main event. These included Paul’s self-videoed jump through the announce table, cameos from The Bloodline and Jake Paul, and a hot ending in which Reigns managed to score the victory and survive with his title. In just his third-ever match, Paul cemented himself as someone who can carry a PPV main event, which is no easy task.