‘I’m Retired’: WWE Star Logan Paul Provides Major Update On His Future
WWE star Logan Paul has taken social media by storm after a shocking claim about his future in the world of wrestling. Paul released the latest episode of his podcast, Impaulsive, which featured an interview with online streamer Fanum. The discussion, quite understandably, touched on the topic of professional wrestling, with one of the co-hosts asking Paul if he wished to feature at WWE WrestleMania 41 scheduled for next year.
Responding to the query, Logan said, as per Mundo Deportivo, “Brother, come on, I’m retired! I’m a dad.” Paul and Nina Agdal were blessed with a baby girl in September. The next edition of the WrestleMania will take place at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on April 19 and 20.
Logan Paul first featured in WWE in 2021 on Monday Night Raw and then on WrestleMania 37. On his debut, he was knocked out by Kevin Owens. One of Paul’s memorable bout was teaming up with The Miz to take on the father-son duo of Rey and Dominik Mysterio at WrestleMania 38 in April 2022.
Logan Paul did not take much time to prove his wrestling prowess on the biggest platform. The social media star lost the United States Championship to LA Knight, after successfully defending the title on two occasions. Paul even got the better of Rey Mysterio at Crown Jewel in November last year. He has also had one-on-one fights with big names such as Seth Rollins, The Miz, Ricochet, Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes.
Logan Paul also featured in last year’s episode of Money in the Bank ladder match alongside Ricochet, Shinsuke Nakamura, L.A. Knight, Santos Escobar and Butch.
Logan Paul and popular social media personality MrBeast were recently in India. The duo was spotted in Mumbai last month for a store launch. Paul and MrBeast were seen having a fun-time while enjoying an auto-rickshaw ride on the streets of Mumbai.
Logan Paul’s last victory came at this year’s WrestleMania where he defended the US Title against Kevin Owens and Randy Orton in a Triple Threat fight. But his reign did not last long as he was beaten by Cody Rhodes the next month.
Best Selling Auto Brands Ranking up to October 2024 is still dominated by Toyota (-0.6%), followed by Volkswagen in 2nd (-0.2%) and Honda in 3rd (-2.4%) . BYD surged 39.4%, climbing to 6th, while BMW fell out of the Top 10.
The Global Auto Brands Ranking
Sourcing local Minister of Transportation or deputy agencies, we collect new light vehicles registrations, country by country, brand by brand, in 159 markets worldwide. Extracting data for our Global Auto Database we are able to report on this ranking as several others.
Considering cumulative data up to October 2024, Toyota was still the best selling brand, with 7,49 million vehicles sold. Despite a 0.6% year-on-year decrease, the Japanese giant maintained its decade-long leadership in the market, securing a 10.9% share of all global sales.
Volkswagen ranked in 2nd, with 3,94 million units sold and a 5.7% share of the global market (-0.2%).
In third place Honda -up 1 spot- with 3,07 million units sold and a market share of 4.5% (-2.4%).
In fourth place Hyundai -down 1 spot- sold 3,06 million vehicles (-3%), followed by Ford with 2,95 million sales (-0.2%) and BYD -up 3 spots- at 2,95 million (+39.4%). BYD is an EV specialist still selling ICE vehicles (representing over the half of company sales). In 2019 BYD ranking was the 49th in the world!
Nissan ranked in 7th with 2,59 million (+0.9%), followed by Chevrolet -down 2 spots- with 2,46 million units sold (-5.5%), and Kia -down 1 spot- with 2,41 million sales (-3.7%). Closing the top 10, Mercedes -up 1 spot- which reported 1,77 million new registrations (-1.1%). Tables with sales figures
In the table below we report sales for Top 25 Brands.
