Logan Paul is set to make a highly anticipated appearance on Monday Night Raw on May 19, just days before he challenges Jey Uso for the World Heavyweight Championship. The episode, broadcasting live from the Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina, will serve as the final stop before Saturday Night’s Main Event on May 24.
Paul confirmed his appearance via social media, posting, “They’re gonna let me cook tomorrow on @netflix 👀.” His comment not only teased a potentially explosive segment but also referenced WWE’s new streaming deal with Netflix, which kicks in next year, generating additional buzz among fans.
This marks Paul’s return to Raw since he attacked Uso two weeks ago after the show went off the air, a clear signal of intent from the brash entertainer-turned-WWE Superstar. The Maverick’s upcoming bout will be his first World Heavyweight Title match, and many fans are curious to see how he fares against the newly crowned champion.
Building towards a major showdownLogan Paul has steadily evolved from a crossover celebrity into a credible in-ring competitor. His recent victory over AJ Styles at WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas further cemented his place on the WWE roster. With flair, athleticism, and confidence to spare, Paul has silenced many skeptics since making his WWE debut in 2022.
While this will be his first shot at the World Heavyweight Title, Paul is no stranger to big matches. He previously challenged Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship,both times in Saudi Arabia - but fell short on both occasions. However, the Maverick now insists he’s more than just a guest star.
“Some people are mad I didn’t get fired in the last round of WWE releases,” Paul said recently on his Impaulsive podcast. “But you can’t let go a future World Heavyweight Champion. That would just be ridiculous.”
His comments come amid growing criticism from a segment of fans, some of whom feel Paul’s celebrity status gives him an unfair advantage. Yet, his recent performances suggest he’s willing to put in the work - and now, he's eyeing gold.
With Jey Uso also scheduled to face Bron Breakker on the same night, sparks could fly before the championship match even begins. As Logan Paul returns to the red brand, all eyes will be on how he “cooks” - and whether the Maverick’s confidence translates into championship success.
Paul confirmed his appearance via social media, posting, “They’re gonna let me cook tomorrow on @netflix 👀.” His comment not only teased a potentially explosive segment but also referenced WWE’s new streaming deal with Netflix, which kicks in next year, generating additional buzz among fans.
They’re gonna let me cook tomorrow on @Netflix 👀 pic.twitter.com/xMgXIrwzza
— Logan Paul (@LoganPaul) May 18, 2025
This marks Paul’s return to Raw since he attacked Uso two weeks ago after the show went off the air, a clear signal of intent from the brash entertainer-turned-WWE Superstar. The Maverick’s upcoming bout will be his first World Heavyweight Title match, and many fans are curious to see how he fares against the newly crowned champion.
Building towards a major showdownLogan Paul has steadily evolved from a crossover celebrity into a credible in-ring competitor. His recent victory over AJ Styles at WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas further cemented his place on the WWE roster. With flair, athleticism, and confidence to spare, Paul has silenced many skeptics since making his WWE debut in 2022.
While this will be his first shot at the World Heavyweight Title, Paul is no stranger to big matches. He previously challenged Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship,both times in Saudi Arabia - but fell short on both occasions. However, the Maverick now insists he’s more than just a guest star.
“Some people are mad I didn’t get fired in the last round of WWE releases,” Paul said recently on his Impaulsive podcast. “But you can’t let go a future World Heavyweight Champion. That would just be ridiculous.”
His comments come amid growing criticism from a segment of fans, some of whom feel Paul’s celebrity status gives him an unfair advantage. Yet, his recent performances suggest he’s willing to put in the work - and now, he's eyeing gold.
With Jey Uso also scheduled to face Bron Breakker on the same night, sparks could fly before the championship match even begins. As Logan Paul returns to the red brand, all eyes will be on how he “cooks” - and whether the Maverick’s confidence translates into championship success.
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