Logan Paul Furious ChatGPT Snubs Him as WWE Face

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Logan Paul expressed disbelief after ChatGPT declined to recognize him as the face of WWE. During a recent episode of IMPAULSIVE, co-host Mike Majlak prompted ChatGPT to identify the current face of WWE. The AI cited past leading figures like John Cena and Roman Reigns but ultimately named Cody Rhodes as the biggest babyface for WWE in 2025, highlighting his strong fan support and impressive merchandise sales.

Paul Challenges ChatGPT’s Choice, Citing His Victory Over Rhodes and Others

Unhappy with the chatbot’s answer, Logan Paul sarcastically claimed he had defeated Cody Rhodes. He likely referenced his team’s victory over Rhodes, CM Punk, The Usos, and Roman Reigns at WWE Survivor Series: WarGames. However, Paul and Rhodes have only faced off once in a one-on-one match, which occurred at King and Queen of the Ring 2024. In that battle for the Undisputed WWE Championship, Cody Rhodes retained his title after a competitive showdown against Paul.

Cody Rhodes Drops Championship as Drew McIntyre Claims the Title at SmackDown

Recently, Rhodes lost the Undisputed WWE Championship to Drew McIntyre during the steel cage main event on SmackDown. The closing moments were chaotic, with Jacob Fatu returning to confront McIntyre before exchanging punches with Rhodes. This distraction enabled Drew McIntyre to exit the cage and secure the championship.

Implications for WWE’s Future Star Power

Logan Paul’s reaction to ChatGPT’s designation highlights the tensions surrounding WWE’s top faces going into 2026. Cody Rhodes’ strong fan base and merchandise success reinforce his current standing, but Paul’s rising profile and match history suggest competition for the spotlight will continue. Drew McIntyre’s recent title win also adds fresh dynamics to WWE’s evolving storylines and star hierarchy.

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Michael jones
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Michael Jones is a journalist at CynicalTimes.org, dedicated to covering the WWE Raw Men’s Division. With one year of experience in pro wrestling journalism, he provides fans with up-to-date coverage of major matches, superstar rivalries, and evolving storylines from Monday Night Raw. Michael’s reporting dives into the personalities, promos, and pivotal moments that define the Raw brand, offering insights into character arcs, backstage developments, and pay-per-view buildup. He brings a fresh, detail-oriented perspective to his writing, aiming to inform, entertain, and connect readers to the energy and excitement of WWE’s flagship show. Whether it's a rising contender or a veteran champion, Michael highlights the key figures driving the Raw men’s division forward.
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