Logan Paul borrowed Patrick Mahomes’ Super Bowl rings to hit Jey Uso and it went horribly wrong
Patrick Mahomes was in the house to help out Logan Paul on WWE's Monday Night Raw this week.
The reigning Super Bowl champion attended the weekly show which was held at the T-Mobile Centre in Kansas City for the second night of this year's Draft.
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Mahomes was joined by Chiefs teammates Creed Humphrey and Trey Smith to help the United States champion Paul, as the YouTuber, Finn Balor and JD McDonagh were fighting Jey Uso.
The Kansas City quarterback even got involved in the action at one point, giving heel Paul his three Super Bowl rings to use as weapons.
Paul wore Mahomes' ring as a kind of brass knuckle on his right hand to use for his patented punch.
He tried to punch Uso but accidentally hit accomplice McDonagh when Uso ducked.
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The reigning Super Bowl MVP very nearly got physical with the returning man mountain that is Braun Strowman.
The 6ft 8in beast made a shock return to WWE and confronted Mahomes for siding with Paul.
The pair exchanged words as Humphrey and Smith got up to protect their Chiefs teammate.
Luckily, Uso intervened to break things up and pull Strowman away.
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Mahomes' mother was one of the people watching on and posted her reaction on X.
"Well well well.. hmmm," she posted.
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Mahomes arrived at the arena alongside Paul with his own custom-made wrestling belt that he has worn during the Chiefs' championship parades.
Paul also brought YouTube star IShowSpeed with him to the event.
Mahomes raised the roof at T-Mobile Center after being introduced as 'the best quarterback in the league'.
Later, he posted for a photo with WWE chief content officer Paul "Triple H" Levesque from backstage.
Mahomes' appearance on Monday Night Raw capped a busy weekend, which saw him attend a charity auction event with teammate Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift and celebrate Kelce's new Chiefs contract.
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