ISHOWSPEED screams love for Cristiano Ronaldo before Randy Orton puts him through a table as Logan Paul steals WrestleMania win

ISHOWSPEED appeared at WrestleMania in a Prime suit to help his buddy Logan Paul – and paid the price with a brutal RKO via table from Randy Orton.

The soccer influencer stepped in to help Paul successfully defend his United States championship, but at a painful cost, although he still nailed his Cristiano Ronaldo colors to the flagpole.

After Paul failed to fend off opponents Orton and Kevin Owens under his own power – including a pair of brass knuckles – Speed ​​attempted to lend a helping hand.

The 19-year-old, however, found out the hard way that going through Orton in particular rarely ends well.

The Viper, enraged by the American’s interference, launched an attack on him that ended with the grappler delivering his trademark RKO via a ringside commentary table – but not before shouting “Ronaldo” at him is better”.

The chaos of it all ended up helping Paul, though, and thanks to a frog splash, he pinned Owens in the middle of the ring to retain his title.

The victory ended a turbulent clash that initially saw Owens and Orton team up against Paul before ultimately being forced to face off in the triple threat affair.

Orton showed his true colors by turning first, attempting to land an RKO on Owens before the Canadian escaped.

Paul eventually gained the upper hand, having also nailed both rivals with brass knuckles and attempted a top rope moonsault, all before Speed ​​got involved.

This extends Paul’s tenure holding American gold that began in November last year following a victory over veteran Rey Mysterio.

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Despite being a vicious on-screen rival to Paul, Owens admitted earlier in WrestleMania week that Paul had impressed many of his WWE colleagues by putting in the effort necessary to transition into the wrestling world. professional.

He told talkSPORT: “(No one) can deny how hard he works in the ring and how much of himself he gives when he’s out there.

“He wants to make everything he does as memorable and as good as possible.

“That’s the right attitude to earn respect in WWE, and he has the respect of a lot of people.”

This outing was a third WrestleMania for the 29-year-old after a first appearance in 2022 teaming with The Miz to defeat Rey and Dominik Mysterio.

At WrestleMania 39 last year, he was defeated by Seth Rollins, who, prior to Paul’s match in Philadelphia, had lost his world heavyweight title to Drew McIntyre.

McIntyre’s reign would last less than six minutes, however, after an attack from CM Punk and a cash-in from Money in the Bank holder Damian Priest.