Brace yourself: a WrestleMania dream match could be on the table, and it would pair two high-profile rivals in a ring clash that fans would not want to miss. A WWE veteran who’s seen it all is pushing for Bad Bunny to square off against Logan Paul at WrestleMania, turning a post-Super Bowl buzz into a potential blockbuster main event.
Logan Paul has established himself as a legitimate WWE presence, repeatedly reaching the final four in recent Royal Rumbles and serving as a United States champion. Bad Bunny, meanwhile, isn’t a stranger to the ring either, having competed at the 2022 Royal Rumble, WrestleMania 37, and Backlash in 2023 in Puerto Rico.
Recently, Fox News Digital asked Paul whether he was excited about Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl appearance, and his initial response was a firm “no.” He walked back those remarks the next day, a move some observers interpreted as a savvy marketing tactic. Cody Rhodes, a prominent WWE figure, sees a different opportunity: a wrestling showdown between Bad Bunny and Logan Paul at WrestleMania.
Rhodes shared his enthusiasm, noting that Bad Bunny did a fantastic job and that the entertainer is riding a peak moment in his career. While Rhodes ranks Prince’s halftime show as his all-time favorite, he gave Bad Bunny’s performance high praise and hinted at a potential WrestleMania rivalry with Paul.
When asked who he’d like Bad Bunny to face, Rhodes didn’t hesitate: “Maybe Logan.”
Context around the Super Bowl comments also includes social media reactions from Jake Paul, Logan Paul’s brother, who publicly criticized Bad Bunny’s performance and Puerto Rico’s representation. Logan later clarified his stance, emphasizing support for Puerto Rico and its talent, while Jake’s posts kept the online chatter lively.
Beyond the back-and-forth, Bad Bunny’s halftime show drew massive viewership, ranking as the fourth most-watched halftime performance on record with over 128 million viewers.
If this WrestleMania matchup comes to fruition, it would fuse cross-promotional star power with authentic in-ring experience, potentially drawing a broad audience that spans traditional wrestling fans and casual viewers following the social media star power of the Paul brothers and Bad Bunny. The real question is whether WWE would want to add another big-name crossover to the WrestleMania card, and how such a match would be staged to balance storytelling, athleticism, and entertainment.
What do you think: should Bad Bunny step into a WrestleMania clash with Logan Paul, or should the focus stay on established wrestlers building long-term feuds? Share your take in the comments and tell us which dream WrestleMania match you’d most like to see next.
