WWE is strategically broadcasting Logan Paul matches

• Logan Paul is being nurtured as a lovable kid in WWE.
• Harsh boos from the live crowd complicate this.
• It is said that WWE has found a way to ensure that television viewers do not hear the ridicule.

The WWE Determined to sponsor online celebrities Logan Paul As a rising star of the beloved face, According to backstage news from Wrestling Inc.

The only problem, the report says, was that live crowds were booing Paul – a YouTuber who revolutionized combat sports as a rookie boxer, and now as a martial artist.

To prevent this harsh taunting being heard on broadcasts, WWE began broadcasting clips of Paul after he had already been introduced to live audiences in an effort to get any initial boos out of the way.

Paul was booed by the live crowd, according to reports

This was seen during the “WWE Raw” TV show earlier this week, when TV viewers were thrown into the middle of a chaotic altercation between Paul and The Miz.

Dave Meltzer on Wrestling Observer Radio He said this was by design.

As a potential kid, WWE hopes Paul will be a major fan favorite like John Cena, Daniel Bryan or Hulk Hogan, rather than a villain – or heels – like Triple H and Seth Rollins.

Paul is booked as a starter to work and train alongside The Miz. However, when The Miz crossed Paul’s double, the 27-year-old began working on getting the crowd to his side.

Judging from these reports, Paul has a mountain to climb to win over a seemingly hostile crowd.

Logan Paul will get his hands on The Miz at SummerSlam

However, with a notable booking on the horizon on Saturday, at the SummerSlam 2022 event inside Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee, Paul has a chance to excel when he faces The Miz in a singles match.

Roman Reigns faces Paul Heyman Brock Lesnar in the Last Man Standing main event.

Elsewhere on the card, Liv Morgan matches Ronda Rousey in a singles match for the WWE SmackDown Women’s Championship, Riddle Wars with Roman Reigns, and Bianca Belair and Becky Lynch for the WWE Raw Women’s Championship scrap, among other bookings.

WWE SummerSlam will be broadcast live as a pay-per-view program on Peacock from 8 PM ET on July 30.