WWE Hall of Famer Rips Into Logan Paul

As always, Logan Paul proves to be a controversial figure, especially with his comments about Olympic gold medalist Angela Carini and numerous other acts and comments throughout his career.

But dang it, he’s a really good professional wrestler.

Not only does he have the athleticism to perform great aerial moves, but he’s also a natural heel who is easy to hate, especially when he’s facing crowd favorites like Ricochet, Rey Mysterio, or LA Knight.

However, his WWE career doesn’t sit well with some fans, especially since he only defended the WWE United States Championship twice in 273 days.

Now, a WWE Hall of Famer shares this disgusted sentiment.

In a recent episode of the “Kliq This TV” podcast, host Kevin Nash spoke about Paul not knowing common professional wrestling terms, specifically when he told Hulk Hogan that he didn’t know what “shoot” meant.

Needless to say, Nash was unhappy with Paul, especially with how he was a “part-time” wrestler and not “one of the boys.”

“He’s not one of the boys,” Nash said. “Where would he learn that sh*t at? Where’s he f—ing going up and down the road, f—ing talking about our f—ing jargon? In the building? Everybody’s in their own f—ing motor coach. There’s no f—ing interaction. There’s no socialization. You don’t become one of the boys just because you’re around them.”

“That mother f—er, from what I heard, he’s making like 5 million bucks for a limited f—ing, and those other mother f—ers are out there making house shows, f— you.”

“I don’t give a f— how many people are following you. If it said you had f—ing 24 f—ing million road scholars following you, mother f—er, man, I would be like, ‘Dude, you are fucking Jesus.’ You got a bunch of f—ing idiots.”

In Paul’s defense, he has stated that he does want to work a more full-time schedule, but with the controversy surrounding him and multiple lawsuits over Prime Sports Drink, it doesn’t seem likely in the near future.

Kevin Nash was one of the most iconic wrestlers of the 1990s and 2000s, appearing in WWE, WCW, and TNA.

Nash was part of some of the most memorable factions in professional wrestling history, including The Kliq, New World Order (NWO), and The Main Event Mafia.

During his in-ring career, Nash won numerous accolades, including the WWF World Heavyweight Championship (now known as the WWE Championship), the WCW World Heavyweight Championship five times, and the TNA Legends Championship twice.

Nash has been inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame twice, once individually and once as a member of NWO.

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