Tom Brady's brutal one-word response after slapping Logan Paul
Tom Brady shared his follow-up response after slapping Logan Paul at Fanatics Fest.
Tom Brady would like to take this time to apologize—for absolutely nothing. The seven-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback stole headlines on Friday after slapping WWE superstar Logan Paul during a staredown at Fanatics Fest. A few words were exchanged before staff members stepped in to separate and escort both men off the event stage.
The manufactured beef between Brady and Paul stems from their meeting at the Fanatics Flag Football Classic, where the two faced off on the football field. That feud has continued to build to the point that some are wondering if there is a reason for it. Could the WWE be angling for a wrestling match between Brady and Paul?
"Dork," Brady posted on social media after resharing the video of the slap. Dork pic.twitter.
com/zKOfL6VUOE— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) July 17, 2026Brady's reaction has already gone viral with over one million views. It's proof that the pair has done a fine job of generating heat together. If there were ever a meeting between the two in a WWE ring, it would probably do big business.
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