It appears that Tom Brady’s growing tension with the world of professional wrestling is reaching new levels, as the NFL legend continues to take verbal shots at WWE and its superstars in recent weeks. Despite being publicly called out by Logan Paul and Seth Rollins, Brady has doubled down on his stance. In a recent interview with Sports Illustrated, he continued to voice his opinions while gearing up for the upcoming Fanatics Flag Football Classic.
Tom Brady Fires Fresh Shot At WWE, Dismisses It As “Cute” And “Scripted
During the interview, Tom Brady once again took aim at WWE, dismissing it as a “cute” form of entertainment while drawing a firm line between what he considers “real” competition and everything else.
He stated, “You know, all their stuff is so cute and scripted, and they know what’s going on. In a football game, you don’t know, so they wouldn’t get near me.”
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Brady doubled down further, adding, “There’s no fake BS we do in American Football. For those guys, it would be a whole different story.”
The remarks come on the heels of his recent back-and-forth with WWE Superstar and social media influencer Logan Paul during the Fanatics Flag Football Classic draft event.
Logan Paul And Tom Brady Will Go Head-to-Head At The Fanatics Flag Football Classic
With their trash-talking and confrontations, it has all set the stage for a huge football match, which will see Logan Paul and Tom Brady on opposite sides. The former WWE United States champion previously announced how he would be flying to Saudi Arabia, especially to play a football game with Brady on the IMPAULSIVE podcast.
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In response, Brady expressed concern for Paul, suggesting the social media star could be in for a reality check as he prepares to go up against some of the best athletes in the game.
The two even exchanged words during the draft event, adding further heat to their growing rivalry. With tensions already high, all eyes are now on the Fanatics Flag Football Classic, set to take place on March 21 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to see how things ultimately unfold.
