IShowSpeed Open to Taking WWE More Seriously After WrestleMania 42 Debut

Fresh off his first official WWE match, IShowSpeed is leaving the door wide open for a more committed run with the company — though he’s not ready to make any firm commitments just yet.

Speed made his in-ring debut at WrestleMania 42, teaming with Logan Paul and Austin Theory as part of the Vision against the Usos and LA Knight. Knight and the Usos came away with the victory, and the night ended with some unexpected drama between Speed and his own teammate — the two got into a post-match brawl that culminated in Speed putting Logan Paul through the announce table with a Frog Splash, a moment that drew significant attention online.

Appearing on The Pat McAfee Show, Speed was candid about where his head is at regarding WWE’s place in his future. While he stopped short of announcing anything concrete, he made clear that a deeper involvement with professional wrestling is something he genuinely sees happening down the line.

“I genuinely think at some point in my career, I will take WWE a bit more serious and actually deliver my full self into it and immerse myself into it,” Speed said, “but right now I’m still figuring out what I really want to do.”

It’s a measured but meaningful statement from one of the biggest names in online content creation. Speed had already made waves with a cameo in the 2025 Royal Rumble before stepping into a full match at WrestleMania, and his natural charisma and crowd connection have made him a compelling crossover figure every time he’s appeared.

For now, the timeline remains open-ended — but Speed’s own words suggest WWE hasn’t seen the last of him by a long shot.