Logan Paul's Three-Day Body Transformation For WWE Debut Is Absolutely Insane, It Took So Much Work

Paul looked in incredible shape and posted before and after images to social media, claiming the difference was three days worth of work.

It's nigh on unbelievable and needs to be seen to be believed.

The 27-year-old captioned his post: "3 day body transformation I did for WrestleMania. I maintained a regiment of 100 push-ups and 100 sit-ups every day for 3 days in a row. Very happy with the results."

Three days seems a stretch but there's nothing out there to prove Paul wrong.

He's got previous when it comes to combat sport, having fought boxing legend Floyd Mayweather in an exhibition contest last June.

Paul appeared at last year's WrestleMania as part of Sami Zayn's feud with Kevin Owens.

He turned on Zayn but ended up eating a Stunner from Owens for his trouble.

Paul looked impressive as he pulled off a number of leapfrogs early on.

Things would get even better, however, and he busted out the Three Amigos made famous by the late Eddie Guerrero.

Paul also managed to hit a Frog Splash after a Latino Heat-esque shoulder shimmy on the top rope.

It was Paul and The Miz who emerged as winners but the latter was furious with how much attention his partner was receiving.

Two-time WWE Champion The Miz then hit Paul with his Skull Crushing Finale finisher move before walking to the back in a huff.

Post-match, Paul launched an x-rated attack on his former friend.

He vented: "I think it’s equivalent to Will Smith slapping Chris Rock. "I'm still processing why The Miz betrayed me. To be honest with you, if I had to guess, he's probably jealous. I was doing flips, I went off the top rope, I was doing cool s**t. 

"Put quite simply, he's not capable of doing that s**t. He's older, he's a little thicker. I'm young, I'm spry. He just doesn't have it like me and I think he got jealous and decided to turn on me.

"F**k you, Miz. F***k you so hard."

Logan's brother, Jake, was in attendance for the event and could be seen sat behind the commentary booth.