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Logan Paul Praises Women's Roster After WWE Money In The Bank

Logan Paul took to social media after the show to salute the women's talent from the night, which included a ladder match and a Women's World Championship change.

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Logan Paul had a message for WWE's women's division once Money In The Bank went off the air. Late Saturday, he posted on social media that the female wrestlers are "on some other shit," according to Fightful, which reported on his reaction.

The post was short, and it followed a night when two women's matches shared the Premium Live Event card with Paul's own involvement in the men's action.

The matches behind the praise

Fightful reported that the women's ladder match featured Lash Legend, Jacy Jayne, Lola Vice, Sol Ruca, Roxanne Perez and Tiffany Stratton. Stratton was the eventual winner.

The other women's bout was a title match. Stephanie Vaquer defended the WWE Women's World Championship against two former champions, Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan. Morgan won the title back, which Fightful noted was her fourth reign with the championship in WWE.

Paul's own night

Paul was part of the show as well. He tried to help his Vision faction mate Bronson Reed in a match against Oba Femi. According to Fightful, the efforts of Paul and the rest of The Vision were not enough, and Femi took the win.

That outcome makes Paul's post notable, since he was praising the women's roster after a night when his own group came up short.

Why it matters

A public endorsement from a performer who was on the same card is a small but telling sign of how the women's matches were received behind the scenes. The ladder match and the championship bout were two of the show's major attractions, and Paul's reaction puts the talent involved at the center of the conversation after the event.

Reporting sources: Fightful | WWE News, AEW News, Pro Wrestling Backstage News – Wrestling, “Logan Paul: These Female Wrestlers On Some Other Shit”.