Logan Paul says IShowSpeed "stabbed me in the back" as feud escalates

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Creator sports is witnessing an entertaining feud between Logan Paul and IShowSpeed. What began as a tag team alliance at WrestleMania 42 has soured, with Paul publicly blasting Speed on his podcast after a viral moment where Speed splashed him through an announcer's table. Paul feels betrayed, claiming Speed cost them the match and was a liability.

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