Why Travis Scott Quit WWE Revealed By Logan Paul

Travis Scott had one of the more bizarre WWE runs in recent memory as the award-winning rapper began his WWE appearances by smoking a joint live on TV during a Jey Uso entrance on the Netflix premiere of Monday Night Raw. Scott was then, for some reason, alongside The Rock for John Cena's heel turn at Elimination Chamber, during which he injured Cody Rhodes. The 34-year-old made one final WWE appearance in the main event of WrestleMania 41, helping Cena to defeat Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship.

Reports noted that plans were in place for Travis Scott to wrestle in the company, notably at Money in the Bank, where he would team with John Cena and Logan Paul, presumably against Cody Rhodes and The Usos. Those plans ultimately never came together, however, and it emerged in the summer that WWE and Scott had fully "fallen out."

During the latest episode of IMPAULSIVE, Logan Paul confirmed Scott's Money in the Bank plans, but he noted those plans were scrapped after Scott didn't show up at the event where WWE were due to announce the six-man tag team match.

"I was very excited, obviously, for him to enter the WWE, and we were supposed to team up with one other person. It was supposed to be three-on-three, and the day that it was supposed to be announced, he didn't show up," Paul stated.

"I think what happened is, my guess, he probably realised at some point that it's really physically demanding, really hard and a lot of work. It's probably too much commitment for someone who is a rock star of his calibre. Like, Bad Bunny loves it and put in the time and became a good wrestler. Wrestling is a lot about navigating pain. It hurts, and I think at some point, Travis probably realised it's pretty hard. I would like to see him make a real run at it, but yeah, I think that's what happened."

Travis Scott was training to wrestle at Booker T's Reality of Wrestling Academy.

H/T F4WOnline