Karrion Kross has revealed a litany of information about his recent WWE run following confirmation of his exit from the company.
Kross and Scarlett confirmed their WWE exit after three years with the company as the pair revealed details of their contract expiration.
The stars had been a popular part of WWE in 2025, with Kross even recently competing against Sami Zayn at SummerSlam.
Following his exit, Kross revealed his ‘cool’ relationship with Logan Paul, as well as information on how The Maverick guided him in WWE.
Karrion Kross says Logan Paul pitched for his involvement in WrestleMania match
Kross confirmed his exit on a YouTube video called “My WWE Contract Ends Today”, which was released on August 10.
The star released a myriad of information about his time in WWE, including how he became involved in the WrestleMania match between AJ Styles and Paul.
“One thing that I thought was really awesome that he [Logan Paul] did. He was somebody who pushed for me to be in the match with him and AJ Styles at WrestleMania.”
Kross interfered in the match between Styles and The Maverick at the Las Vegas event, which ultimately led to Paul defeating The Phenomenal One.
The former WWE star revealed he found out a few hours before the match, and he thanked The Maverick for his input after.
“I found out only a few hours before I was actually going to do it,” added Kross. “I thought that was really cool that he did that. When I saw him the next day, I went up to him and shook his hand.”
Kross reportedly left WWE despite a huge fan movement dubbed #WeWantKross, similar to that of R-Truth’s earlier this year.
Could Karrion Kross’ WWE exit be a work?
Following R-Truth’s firing and re-hiring, and Seth Rollins’ ‘worked’ injury angle heading into SummerSlam, there is some suspicion that the same could be happening with Kross.
It seems bizarre that WWE would let one of their biggest merch sellers go, particularly with the fan movement growing stronger by the day.
Kross also featured prominently on the SummerSlam card just weeks ago, which is not normally what WWE would do if they were preparing for a star’s exit.
This is certainly one to keep an eye on, especially with WWE: Unreal’s emphasis on the company wanting to ‘work’ fans.