Logan Paul has made it loud and clear: he wants to be a WWE superstar, and he’s not ducking anyone in the ring. After defeating A.J. Styles at WrestleMania 41, Paul didn’t waste any time assuring fans and skeptics alike that he’s ready to face off with whoever WWE’s Paul Levesque—better known as Triple H—wants to throw at him.

With his victory over Styles, Paul’s WrestleMania record now stands at 3-1. He’s got wins from both a tag-team match with The Miz and a triple-threat showdown against Randy Orton and Kevin Owens. Not too shabby for a guy who started out as a YouTuber, right?

Addressing the press after his latest win, Paul said, "I’m available. I’m here. I signed up to be a WWE superstar. When Triple H calls me, I answer. Whoever he puts against me, they go from pro wrestler to victim." That’s some bold talk, but Paul’s confidence seems to be paying off. He’s quick to remind everyone that, aside from a single loss to Seth Rollins—who, to be fair, is one of the top performers in the business—he’s delivered five-star matches every time he steps into the ring. It’s hard not to admire the bravado, even if it’s got a touch of influencer flair.

Of course, Logan Paul’s career isn’t just limited to the squared circle. He’s juggling a jam-packed schedule as a major social media star, a boxer, and even a cornerman for his brother Jake’s own boxing pursuits. Seriously, does this guy ever sleep?

What’s next for Paul in WWE remains a mystery. Last year, he popped up at the King and Queen of the Ring and SummerSlam events, and he’s tangled with the likes of LA Knight and Santos Escobar on "Friday Night SmackDown." Fans will have to stay tuned to see who he’ll challenge—or who will challenge him—next.

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