Logan Paul to make a major change in his WWE schedule in 2025? Exploring his future

Logan Paul has dazzled WWE fans with his ability in the ring, despite initial doubts. The Maverick has delivered impressive performances at marquee Premium Live Events, such as WrestleMania, SummerSlam, and the Royal Rumble, in the past three years. That said, the YouTuber currently works part-time. Will that change in 2025?

Well, if his conversation with Dominik Mysterio during the recent episode of IMPAULSIVE is anything to go by, that could very much be a possibility. During his interaction with Dirty Dom, the former United States Champion revealed his desire to become a ''workhorse.''

Paul revealed that he had already told WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H about his desire to ''get active'' next year, adding that he was currently exploring his options.

"Dom, I wanna get active next year. I told Triple H, I wanna get active. I wanna be the workhorse. So I'm looking at the playing field and seeing what my options are,'' Logan Paul said. [29:05-29:24]

While Logan's athleticism inside the squared circle and his character work have been admired by everyone, he has often been criticized for working limited dates. His 273-day reign as US Champion saw the social media star defend the title on just three occasions.

Hence, the 29-year-old could win over fans if he becomes a full-time star. But as with most things, this is just speculation, and only time will tell what the future holds for The Maverick.

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Logan Paul has confirmed he is retiring a move that had fans mesmerized

As mentioned earlier, Logan Paul has proved himself to be quite a performer in WWE. The Maverick's natural athleticism has allowed him to do unimaginable things in the ring. The former US Champion left everyone in awe at The Biggest Party of The Summer when he performed a Springboard Moonsault during his match against LA Knight.

The Undertaker praised the social media star for the spot during a recent appearance on the IMPAULSIVE podcast. However, Paul revealed that he would never perform the Springboard Moonsault again.

Meanwhile, Paul recently lost the US Title to LA Knight. It will be interesting to see what the WWE creative team has in store for the YouTuber moving forward.