Tom Brady’s running feud with Logan Paul may be heading somewhere neither man plays their day job.
TMZ Sports reports there are ongoing conversations between the seven-time Super Bowl winner and WWE, which could set up a face-off with Paul in the ring. Per the report, it is not clear what will come of the talks, or what the 48-year-old Brady would be willing to do inside the ropes.
Round 100 of this never ending beef at Fanatics Fest 😠pic.twitter.com/w7N6WwHnCz
— Fanatics (@Fanatics) July 17, 2026
Brady all but invited this himself. Days before the report, during a live edition of Cody Rhodes’ What Do You Wanna Talk About? podcast at Fanatics Fest, Brady said he was waiting on WWE to find a place for him.
“I need to get an invite. I’ve been waiting for [WWE president] Nick Khan to come up with some storyline for me to get in the mix,” Brady said, pointing to former teammate Rob Gronkowski’s WWE run and Paul’s own move into the business. “I think I could get in there for at least one match, right?”
He even had a character in mind, saying he would play a heel.
“I’ve always been a bad guy,” Brady said, explaining that opposing crowds turned on him during his NFL career. “When you go on the road and you’ve had some success in the NFL, they don’t like you.”
The feud with Paul goes back to early 2026, when Paul argued on his Impaulsive podcast that competing in WWE made him as athletic as NFL players, and Brady called it “cute.” It ran through the Fanatics Flag Football Classic, where the two played on opposing teams, and boiled over at Fanatics Fest, where Brady took a swing at Paul on stage after Paul roasted him. He then flipped Paul off during the World Cup Final the next day.
If the talks lead anywhere, the business relationships are already in place. Brady is a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, as is Ari Emanuel, the CEO and chair of TKO, WWE’s parent company. Nothing has been confirmed by Brady or WWE.
