Logan Paul retires from boxing, leaving WWE fans wondering whether this means a full-time schedule for "The Maverick." Paul, who recently won the United States Championship from Rey Mysterio at Crown Jewel was recently interviewed about whether his title win means he'll be appearing more in the WWE. Paul said he felt it was necessary and that he planned on making surprise appearances on SmackDown and RAW to keep fans and wrestlers guessing.

Now, Paul is making his intentions known. During an interview with FOX Business, he revealed:

“Yeah, I think I’ve retired from boxing. I think I’ve done enough in this sport, going fully undefeated at 25 and 0. So yeah, I’m gonna be a wrestler now.”

The new United States Champion said he's going where the money is: wrestling:

“There’s no more money in boxing. Every company is going broke. So, full-time wrestler. As it stands, I beat Rey Mysterio fair and square for the US Championship. It was great.”

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No word on who Logan plans on defending the title against. Possible challengers include Rey Mysterio, Santos Escobar, or LA Knight (although recent social media activity suggests LA Knight is headed towards a program against Grayson Waller). With Paul teasing appearances on RAW, one or more Superstars from the red brand could step up to challenge him.

Although Logan Paul said he's "gonna be a wrestler now," it's unknown how much of his schedule he intends to devote to wrestling. Would full-time include live events? That seems unlikely except perhaps for special events at big venues such as Madison Square Garden.

Do you think Logan Paul is going to work a full-time schedule in the WWE? If so, what do you think about it.