Jelly Roll has proved to be a thorn in Logan Paul’s side since returning to the company for his first-ever WWE match.
The country musician is set to team with Randy Orton to take on Drew McIntyre and The Maverick at SummerSlam.
The pair have been at each other’s throats in the last couple of weeks, with Jelly Roll putting Paul through a table on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
The WWE star also revealed the effects of taking a punch from the musician on Saturday Night’s Main Event on July 11.
Logan Paul shows swelling from Jelly Roll punch in WWE
Paul and Jelly Roll collided at Saturday Night’s Main Event as they accompanied Orton and McIntyre for their singles match.
The bout was won by McIntyre, but headlines were stolen by Jelly Roll who struck The Maverick with a wild punch.
Paul, in his YouTube VLOG, has revealed the severity of his injuries after taking a punch from the celebrity.
“That dude hit me in the f—— face,” revealed The Maverick. “That dude actually hit me in the f—— face.”
Oh, it’s gonna swell up,” added Paul. “I wouldn’t be surprised. He got me. Fat is technically muscle. So, although he’s a fatty, he’s kind of strong.”
Jelly Roll added to Paul’s misery with their brawl on Jimmy Kimmel Live, which also saw Orton and McIntyre appear.
Who is training Jelly Roll for WWE SummerSlam match?
Jelly Roll has revealed the WWE stars from past and present who have helped him prepare for his wrestling debut.
The star is being coached by former WWE star A-Train, but several other high-profile names have aided his development.
“Undertaker comes in with Michelle (McCool), explained Jelly Roll. [They] stood on those ropes and gave me pointer after pointer.
The star also revealed two current WWE stars have supported him down at the Performance Center in Florida.
“Kevin Owens and Jacob Fatu came in and wrestled with me the other day for three hours. These dudes are like pouring into me because they see that I’m trying to take it as seriously as I can.”
Jelly Roll’s debut WWE match takes place over SummerSlam weekend on August 2 or 3 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.