Professional boxer and MVP co-founder Jake Paul confirmed that TKO has voiced disapproval of his involvement and has asked that he not participate in any aspects of his brother Logan Paul’s WWE appearances. Paul acknowledged the stance publicly, bringing the dispute into the spotlight as Logan continues to be tied to on-screen WWE activity.

Paul’s comments underscore growing tensions between celebrity boxing interests and WWE partnerships, with TKO making a clear boundary about who should be present around WWE programming. The situation adds another layer to the ongoing public dynamic between the Paul brothers, WWE, and outside promoters.

Originally reported by Wrestling Inc.: https://www.wrestlinginc.com/2173787/wwe-tko-mvp-jake-paul-logan-involved-beef/.

AEW recently filed a lawsuit against TrillerTV over alleged overdue payments, and now Germany’s Westside Xtreme Wrestling (wXw) says it has experienced similar issues. wXw wrote under an Instagram post that TrillerTV has been delaying payments since last October and has stopped responding to their emails.

The claim adds to growing concern among promotions and talent about TrillerTV’s payment practices and business communications. With AEW pursuing legal action and wXw going public, pressure is mounting for TrillerTV to address outstanding obligations and provide clarity to its partners.

Originally reported by Fightful: https://www.fightful.com/wrestling/wxw-claims-trillertv-has-delayed-payments-and-stopped-responding-since-october