Tom Brady and Logan Paul reignited their rivalry at Fanatics Fest in New York City. The two came face-to-face on stage with New York Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns stepping in to separate them. The tension escalated when Brady attempted to slap Paul, but they were quickly pulled apart.

Afterwards, Paul shared his perspective on social media platform X, claiming the incident arose because he joked about beating Brady in flag football. “And he tries to smack me? Horrible example for the kids,” Paul remarked, highlighting his injury. Brady countered with a dismissive response, calling Paul a “dork” and pledging to confront him again in the future.

Their feud traces back to Brady’s comments during Super Bowl week, where he dismissed Paul as a real athlete. Brady’s critique stemmed from Paul’s involvement in WWE rather than traditional sports. Their rivalry was further fueled at the Fanatics Flag Football Classic.

In a more playful tone, Brady hinted at wanting to participate in a WWE event during an interview on Cody Rhodes’ podcast. He expressed interest in entering the wrestling world, stating he’s waiting for an invitation. He joked about still showcasing his athleticism post-retirement.

Brady previously mentioned to Fox News Digital his potential presence at WrestleMania 41, indicating his interest in the events surrounding the WWE world.