Seth Rollins Calls WrestleMania 39 Match With Logan Paul One Of His Favorites

Speaking on a recent edition of the “Out of Character” podcast, WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins discussed his WrestleMania 39 match with Logan Paul and what the inclusion of pop culture names like Paul and Bad Bunny means for the wrestling industry.

You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:

On the scope of his WrestleMania bout with Logan Paul: “I knew wrestling against Logan Paul was gonna be huge in its own way, because there are so many people that know who Logan Paul is that have no idea what WWE is. We’re still in the … ongoing stages of melding those two fanbases. And so I knew that it was gonna be a great opportunity for me to have a spotlight with a guy who has a megaphone on him no matter what he does. And so to be a part of that, and to try to really take my act to the next level and to get it in front of people that may have never seen it before, I was really looking forward to that.”

On the quality of the match in question: “Obviously, [with] Logan, I didn’t know what to expect entirely. I had not really worked with him at all prior to [the] Royal Rumble. But [he is] super athletic, so I knew going in we were gonna be able to kind of work with that. And it turned out to be one of my favorite WrestleMania matches I’ve ever had, actually.”

On not being aware of the outside notoriety of new stars: “So Logan Paul and Bad Bunny are two total reasons that I know I’m not hip — I ain’t with it no more. I had no idea who these people were before they came to WWE. And KSI — same thing. I’m too old, man. Too old. I’m not cool anymore.”

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