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In the last few days, Logan Paul has been moving like a man determined to write the next chapter of his biography in ink, not pencil. On ESPN’s First Take he appeared as the crossover star who insists WWE is “way harder” than fighting Floyd Mayweather, doubling down on his identity as a full–time pro wrestler rather than a dilettante dabbling in the ring. In that same segment he praised brother Jake’s courage after the brutal loss and broken jaw against Anthony Joshua, framing Jake as a “delusional” believer in the best possible way and positioning the Paul family as a dynasty built on taking impossible swings, as seen on ESPN’s coverage of his appearance.

Away from the cameras of sports TV, the most biographically significant move is financial and long term. According to a Business Wire press release and follow up reporting from Fox Business, Logan has formally joined Anti Fund, the venture capital firm co‑founded by Jake Paul and Geoffrey Woo, as a general partner, coinciding with the closing of an oversubscribed 30 million dollar Fund I and pushing the firm’s assets under management above 65 million dollars. This is the first time the Paul brothers are official business partners, and Anti Fund is explicitly targeting frontier AI and robotics companies like OpenAI, Anduril, Cognition, Ramp, Polymarket, Flock Safety, and Physical Intelligence. Logan’s own statement in that release brands the fund as backing “boundary‑breakers,” tying his PRIME beverage success and WWE superstardom directly to a new identity as a tech‑culture investor, a shift that could define his post‑wrestling legacy.

On the money front he is also turning one of his most notorious flexes into a test of his investment philosophy. Fox Business, Fortune, Entrepreneur, Business Insider and the New York Post all report that Logan is preparing to auction his PSA 10 Pikachu Illustrator card in early 2026, the same card he bought for about 5.3 million dollars in 2022 and wore around his neck on air. He has been telling young fans to consider collectibles over traditional stocks, arguing that high‑end Pokémon and alternative assets have outperformed public markets over the past two decades while still admitting the space “could be a fad” and that he tends to buy at the very top. Estimates from his own comments suggest he expects the card to hammer somewhere between 7 and 12 million dollars, although those numbers are aspirational and not guaranteed.

Socially, Logan has surfaced in a lighter vein through combat sports gossip. Bloody Elbow covered Conor McGregor recounting a meeting where Jake and Logan allegedly “turned on each other” in classic brotherly fashion, a story that plays into their frenemies‑siblings narrative but remains anecdotal, based solely on McGregor’s telling and not independently verified.

There have been the usual day‑to‑day social media clips amplifying his ESPN appearance, his investment talking points, PRIME promotions and support for Jake after the Joshua fight, but nothing in the last 24 hours that constitutes a major, confirmed scandal or life‑altering reveal from a top‑tier outlet. As of now, the real story is this pivot: Logan Paul, once written off as a reckless vlogger, is recasting himself as a WWE headliner, beverage mogul and now AI‑and‑robotics venture capitalist who wears a multimillion‑dollar Pokémon card while telling Gen Z to bet big on what they love.

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