Logan Paul retires from boxing, commits to WWE for life

Logan Paul ends his boxing career for good, with close friend confirming he’ll stay in WWE “for life”

Logan Paul’s retirement from boxing has been officially confirmed — and it seems the YouTube star turned WWE sensation is committing himself to wrestling full-time.

Paul’s close friend and IMPAULSIVE podcast co-host Mike Majlak confirmed the news during an interview with TMZ Sports, putting an end to speculation about Logan’s future in combat sports.

When asked whether “The Maverick” would ever step back into the boxing ring, Majlak was direct, saying, “Absolutely not. I think he’s going to WWE wrestle for the rest of his life, that’s it.” The comment confirms that Logan’s days as a boxer are officially behind him, but his WWE journey is just beginning.

Paul last competed in WWE at the 2025 Clash in Paris Premium Live Event, where he lost a singles match to John Cena. Though he’s been absent from WWE programming since, Majlak’s remarks assure fans that Logan’s wrestling career is far from over.

The influencer’s last boxing match took place in 2023 against Dillon Danis, which ended in a disqualification after Danis tried to wrestle Paul mid-fight. Following that chaotic bout, Logan publicly challenged Conor McGregor — a fight that now seems off the table after his retirement announcement.

Despite leaving boxing behind, Logan’s WWE performances have been highly praised for his athleticism and showmanship. Fans are eagerly awaiting his next return to the ring, expecting more viral moments from the United States Champion turned full-time WWE star.

With Logan Paul focusing solely on wrestling, it’s clear that “The Maverick” has found his true calling inside the WWE squared circle.