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Logan Paul Responds To Brock Lesnar Destroying WWE’s Prime Hydration Station

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WWE's Logan Paul and Brock Lesnar destroying the Prime Hydration Station

Logan Paul has responded to Brock Lesnar destroying the Prime Hydration Station during the Friday, September  of WWE SmackDown (September 19).

Last night’s SmackDown in Toledo, OH opened in chaotic fashion as Brock Lesnar, who was advertised for a sit down interview on the show, instead stormed to the ring and manhandled Michael Cole.

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After dumping Cole into the ring, Lesnar would then be interrupted by Corey Graves, who then received two F-5’s for his attempted intervention.

In between the first and second F-5s Lesnar also took a moment to destroy the Prime Hydration Station at ringside, something that Prime co-founder Logan Paul unsurprisingly took offense to, posting a short video to Twitter calling out Lesnar for being an “oversized Sasquatch”.

Paul would also officially side with John Cena for his and Lesnar’s opening match at tonight’s WWE Wrestlepalooza PLE:

“What the hell Brock? What did Prime ever do to you? Except hydrate millions of people, and pay your bills by the way, that’s an official WWE sponsor you’re disrespecting.

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“John Cena vs. Brock Lesnar tonight on ESPN, absolutely crazy, but I’m rooting for John because Brock you’re a disrespectful, oversized Sasquatch, and you shouldn’t have come back to the WWE. There I said it.”

You can view Paul’s post down below.

Paul is not advertised to feature on the card at Wrestlepalooza, with his last WWE match being at Clash in Paris on August 31, where he lost to Cena one-on-one.

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