Logan Paul Drops Shocking Prediction About Vince McMahon’s WWE Future
Vince McMahon may be gone from WWE’s day-to-day operations, but according to Logan Paul, his story with the company might not be over just yet.
McMahon stepped away from WWE in recent years following multiple scandals and serious allegations from former employees. A lawsuit filed by Janel Grant remains ongoing, with McMahon denying the claims while navigating his legal battles. The controversies severely damaged his public image and ultimately led to a complete shift in WWE’s leadership and creative direction.
Since Triple H took over creative control in mid-2022, WWE has entered what many fans and insiders call a new era. The product has been revitalized, major commercial deals have followed, and morale within the locker room is widely believed to be at an all-time high. Performers now reportedly feel more heard, and storylines have better aligned with modern fan expectations—something critics often said was missing during McMahon’s final years in power.
Despite all that, Logan Paul believes Vince McMahon’s connection to WWE is far from finished.
Speaking on a recent episode of Impaulsive, Paul shared his surprising belief that McMahon could one day make a return—at least in some capacity. While discussing WWE history and legacy, Paul confidently stated that McMahon will “definitely” be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. But he didn’t stop there.
Paul went a step further, suggesting that McMahon could even appear on WWE television again someday. According to Paul, a Vince McMahon comeback—no matter how unlikely it seems now—would generate a massive reaction from the crowd. He described having a strong feeling that fans would erupt if McMahon ever walked out again, calling the potential reaction “insane.”
Paul also revealed that during a recent WWE storyline, he genuinely expected McMahon to make a surprise appearance. He imagined a scenario where John Cena dominated everyone, only for Vince McMahon to emerge at the very end as the ultimate shock moment.
While there is no indication WWE has any plans involving McMahon, Logan Paul’s comments have reignited debate about whether the most influential figure in wrestling history is truly finished with the company he built—or if one final, controversial chapter could still be written.
