Logan Paul travelled 1000 miles on plane to watch Jake's fight after SummerSlam win

Logan Paul travelled over 1000 miles on a private jet to watch his brother Jake's boxing match against Nate Diaz.

With Logan competing at SummerSlam on the same evening, it was going to be a crazy dash from one state to another.

But thankfully, he made it in time to watch his younger sibling defeat a mixed martial arts icon.

Jake was taking on former UFC star Diaz at the American Airlines Center in Dallas late on Saturday night.

Earlier that day, Logan was featuring in the WWE's SummerSlam event, taking place at Venue Field in Detroit, Michigan.

The 17-hour drive wasn't going to cut it, so Logan needed to jump on a plane for a three-hour flight to Texas.

Making it to his ringside seat before the first bell was going to be a tough ask, but Logan did it.

At around 6:30pm, Logan defeated his WWE rival Ricochet by pinfall in the SummerSlam headliner.

From there, the internet sensation rushed to the airport and hopped on a private jet, all while being escorted by the police.

In a series of Instagram stories, Logan can be seen entering the plane in Detroit with the sun still up before touching down in Dallas where it was now night.

Still in his wrestling gear, he then made his way to the American Airlines Center where he greeted his brother Jake before the bout.

Jake went on to defeat Diaz on points in a pretty entertaining clash, while Logan watched on from the front row.

After the bout, Logan was seen hovering behind his brother during Jake's interview with Ariel Helwani – and yes, he was still in his wrestling gear.

Overall, it was a huge weekend for the Paul brothers with one winning a boxing match and the other victorious in the wrestling ring.

Featured Image Credit: Instagram/loganpaul

Topics: WWE, Wrestling, Logan Paul, Jake Paul, Boxing

Max Sherry

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