WWE Hall of Famer Instantly Rejects Logan Paul’s $1 Million Offer

WWE Hall of Famer ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin recently turned down a staggering $1 million proposition from influencer Logan Paul for an appearance linked to his beverage brand, Prime, during WrestleMania 41.

This year’s WrestleMania was marked by exhilarating moments and the crowning of new champions on the event’s grand stage. During the second night, Logan Paul faced off against the legendary AJ Styles, showcasing his skills while also promoting his beverage brand, Prime, which was prominently displayed as one of WWE’s principal sponsors. Notably, former UFC champion Israel Adesanya was seen sporting a glittering Prime chain during the event, further elevating the brand’s visibility.

Although Paul had a significant presence at WrestleMania, he revealed on his Impaulsive podcast that his involvement could have been even more prominent if Austin had accepted the offer. The proposal included a $1 million sum for Austin to make an appearance at the event in a giant Prime bottle costume, similar to what has been seen with other influencers like KSI and IShowSpeed in prior years.

Austin never fails to entertain whenever he makes an appearance at WrestleMania.

Stone Cold Shuns Logan Paul’s Million-Dollar Proposal

According to Logan Paul, the hefty sum was on the table for Austin to don the Prime bottle getup. Paul remarked, “Bro, we offered Steve a million dollars to be in the Prime bottle. He didn’t do it. So instead, he f***ing ran a poor woman over with an ATV, ” sharing a laugh about the situation.

Adding to the humor, Paul’s manager, Jeff Levin, remarked, “I don’t care what the number is, he’s never getting in that bottle, ever. The WWE universe would kill him.” It appears Austin’s response was not one of contemplation but a swift refusal, as he is known for his shrewd approach to business ventures, especially given his successful stint in the beverage industry with Broken Skull Beers, which he famously celebrated with at WrestleMania.

Notably, this creative direction aimed to replace Austin’s iconic beer celebration with bottles of Prime, showcasing a clash of branding interests between the two. Evidently, Logan Paul underestimated Austin’s dedication to his own brand, which resonates with countless fans worldwide.

For further details on Paul’s intriguing million-dollar offer to Stone Cold, check out the podcast at the 40:19 mark below.