WWE Logan Paul

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Andrew Ravens‎

By Andrew Ravens‎

Contributing Sports Writer

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Logan Paul has officially silenced the critics who have labeled him a "part-timer" since his arrival in WWE. In his latest vlog, the social media megastar announced that he has signed a new long-term contract with the company.

Also, for the first time in his career, is now considered a full-time member of the active roster. The announcement was captured in real-time during a vlog.

Paul shared the news immediately after putting pen to paper. To celebrate the milestone, Paul and his team took espresso shots, marking the beginning of a new chapter in his wrestling journey.

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“I actually just signed my official long-term contract with WWE. Seconds ago. We took espresso shots. I’m officially a full-timer now,” Paul stated with visible excitement.

Since debuting in 2022, Paul has often been the subject of scrutiny regarding his limited schedule. Despite delivering standout performances in high-profile matches against the likes of Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins, the "Maverick" was frequently categorized as a special attraction rather than a day-to-day superstar.

Paul addressed this criticism directly. He used his new contract as definitive proof of his dedication.

“All you people saying I’m a part-timer can shut your mouths. Feels good. Feels good to have a job. I would have been working doing WWE stuff this weekend, instead [of being] here rescuing iguanas,” Paul said, referencing his wildlife conservation efforts in Puerto Rico.

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The statistics back up his increased commitment. When Paul started his career in 2022, he competed in only three matches. In 2025, that number jumped to 13, reflecting a significant increase in his workload. Now, as a full-time talent, fans can expect to see him on "Monday Night Raw" and live events with much greater frequency.

Paul also outlined his personal and professional goals for the coming year, expressing a desire to excel in every facet of his life.

“I’m officially a full-timer. Your boy is going to be working. I’m excited to get the year started. 2026, [I want] to hit it hard. I want to become the best wrestler I can be. The best husband, father, and business partner I can be. I’m feeling so good about this year. I’m excited,” he added.

Currently, Paul is a key component of the faction known as "The Vision," alongside Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Austin Theory, and their wise man, Paul Heyman.

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