Logan Paul surprises iShowSpeed with stunning gift as reward for being put through table by Randy Orton at WrestleMania
Logan Paul showed his appreciation for iShowSpeed’s involvement at WrestleMania by gifting him a brand new Tesla Cybertruck.
Paul successfully retained his WWE United States Title in a triple threat match against Randy Orton and Kevin Owens at last weekend’s event in Philadelphia.
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As he made his way to the ring, Paul was once again accompanied by an anonymous person dressed in a PRIME bottle, as was the case at last year’s event when he revealed himself that he was a former boxing foe turned KSI business partner.
Fans were expecting another familiar face this year and it didn’t take long before all was revealed.
With Orton firmly in the ascendancy midway through the match, he prepared to hit a famous headbutt on Paul.
But the Viper was quickly stopped in its tracks when the PRIME bottle knocked the United States champion out of harm’s way.
As Orton faced the giant bottle, iShowSpeed revealed himself as Paul’s final wingman in front of a stunned crowd at Lincoln Financial Field.
Eager for revenge, Orton delivered his signature RKO to the YouTube star on the announcer’s table.
The melee allowed Paul to take full advantage and pin Owens to retain his US title.
To show his gratitude, Paul gifted a recovering iShowSpeed a new smart Tesla Cybertruck.
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This impressive vehicle is valued at around £45,000 for the base model, with a maximum price of £80,000 depending on upgrades.
Paul covered iShowSpeed’s eyes before the big reveal and said, “Okay, iShowSpeed, because you helped me retain the United States Championship and you took that nasty RKO from Randy Orton, I and the PRIME team wanted to give you a little something. Ready?’
A visibly stunned iShowSpeed responded: “Come on bro, you need to f****** stop this bro. No way are you giving me that, no way are you giving me this ship?!
The Cybertruck goes from 0 to 60 mph in 2.6 seconds, has a top speed of 130 mph and 845 horsepower.
It features armored glass capable of withstanding the impact of a 70 mph baseball and comes with Tesla’s Autopilot feature.
And it feels like something from Back to the Future on steroids.
Anyone in the UK who wants to drive one will be disappointed, as the current version is illegal to drive on our roads due to its size, shape and weight.
It’s so heavy that even if Tesla decided to put a European version into production, you’d probably still need a C1 license to drive it – which is what you need to drive large vans and small trucks.
Speed’s Cybertruck wasn’t the only lavish gift given after WrestleMania, with Cody Rhodes gifting custom-made Rolex watches to his opponents at the event.
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