Logan Paul's WWE Attack on John Cena Goes Horribly Wrong!
Logan Paul, known for his surprisingly entertaining performances in professional wrestling, found himself the subject of ridicule after a poorly executed attack on WWE legend John Cena. The incident occurred during Friday’s episode of WWE SmackDown and has since gone viral.
The plan was for Paul to launch a sneak attack on Cena during a backstage interview. However, the punch, intended to look convincing, completely missed its mark. Witnesses reported that Paul’s punch barely came close to Cena’s chin, resulting in an awkward and unconvincing scene.
The WWE production team was forced to quickly regroup and re-shoot the entire segment from a different angle. Unfortunately, even the second attempt appeared staged, as Paul walked directly in front of Cena, negating any element of surprise. Despite their efforts, both takes of the botched attack have been widely circulated online.
Social Media Erupts After WWE Blunder
Unsurprisingly, social media exploded with reactions to Paul’s WWE misstep. Users across platforms shared their thoughts and opinions, with many criticizing the execution and overall quality of the segment.
- One user commented, "Yep the second one in slow mode looks shit, too."
- Another stated, "I still don’t understand the love for Logan Paul. He forgets spots and apparently can’t throw a working punch."
- Others chimed in with comments like, "What a joke they dropping the ball lately," and "This is some wild stuff lmao they really did two takes and they aired it and they don’t care."
The incident has raised questions about the quality of WWE's recent productions, with some fans suggesting that the editing team is working harder than the creative team. It also sparked debate about Logan Paul's abilities as a professional wrestler, with some questioning his status as a "generational talent."
The mishap serves as a reminder that even in the world of scripted entertainment, things don't always go according to plan, and the internet is always ready to react.