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Paul Heyman Issues Warning To Major Celebrity Name After WWE Comments

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Paul Heyman has issued a warning to a top celebrity name after his comments regarding WWE during an appearance on Logan Paul’s Impaulsive podcast.

The February 10 episode of Logan Paul’s Impaulsive podcast saw a slew of celebrities show up to talk with “The Maverick”, including seven-time NFL Super Bowl winning quarterback Tom Brady.

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During the pair’s conversation, Paul brought up that he was set to take part in Brady’s upcoming Fanatics Flag Football Classic in Saudi Arabia, which will include current and former NFL stars such as Saquon Barkley, Christian McCaffrey, Tyreek Hill and many others.

Brady told Paul that he was “worried” for Paul due to the high level of athletes taking part, which led to Paul to respond by bringing up examples of his feats of athleticism inside a WWE ring.

With Brady describing what Paul is doing in WWE as “cute”, the pair have since continued the debate on social media – with Paul sharing footage of a highlight reel of his WWE performances.

After Paul Heyman called for WWE to book a match between Paul and Brady at WrestleMania earlier this week, “The Oracle” has now seemingly sent a challenge to Brady to engage in a promo battle on WWE Raw on Netflix with both he and his client Logan Paul.

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Responding to a clip from TMZ regarding Paul potentially taking on Bad Bunny at WrestleMania, Heyman wrote:

If @TomBrady thinks @NikkiGlaser ripped him up at the Roast, he has no idea what @LoganPaul and I would do to him on the mic in front of a live @WWE audience on @Netflix!

@TMZ @TKOGrp @onlocationexp @WrestleMania

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