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The wrestling organisation announced the new platform in honour of The Phenom’s 35th anniversary, noting that he plans to use the channel to share career memories, post podcast episodes, and upload full matches.
When Logan Paul heard the news, he couldn’t resist a playful jab, echoing the same criticism he once faced when transitioning from YouTube into WWE. “I’m tired of these outsiders thinking they can just become YouTubers,” he joked.
The remark was all in good fun. While some wrestling diehards initially resisted the idea of Paul entering the ring, he quickly earned respect thanks to his athletic performances and standout matches. The Undertaker himself supported Paul from the start, making the influencer’s tongue-in-cheek comment clearly light-hearted.
The Deadman may not be embracing full-time vlog life, but his arrival on YouTube has already drawn attention. As of now, he has around 6,700 subscribers — a modest start compared to Paul’s 23.6 million — but enough to get fans curious about what comes next.
