CLEVELAND, OHIO: Jake Paul, a YouTuber turned boxer once attended the WWE Crown Jewel with his brother Logan Paul where he revealed his favorite WWE superstar among Hulk Hogan and John Cena.

Jake even joined in the festivities by engaging in physical contact with The Usos.

Jake and his brother Logan have both used their enormous fan bases to their advantage in order to set themselves up for significant events and fights, such as WWE's marquee events and boxing bouts with heavyweights like Floyd Mayweather and Anderson Silva.

Jake Paul's favorite WWE superstar

During the WWE Crown Jewel, Paul spoke with sports streaming services, DAZN. DAZN's host mentioned Hulk Hogan's name because 'The Problem Child' was wearing the 80s wrestling icon's t-shirt.

Paul mentioned that the WWE Hall of Famer was one of his favorites when asked if he was a fan. The YouTuber turned boxer said, "I got this shirt (Hulkamania) at the WWE event, I love Hulk Hogan...(Favorite wrestler of all-time?) Hulk? Probably."

It's remarkable that Hogan still had that amount of influence and popularity with his generation given Paul's young age of 26.

Paul believes the WWE superstar Hogan to be his favorite, The Problem Child praised him saying, "Yeah, him (Hulk Hogan) or John Cena, which is like super clitch, but there's a reason why John Cena was the greatest in the world, brother."

In 2022 summer, Cena commemorated the 20th anniversary of his WWE debut during an episode of WWE RAW.

The former WWE star turned actor had a memorable evening because he was honored with numerous video tributes from other legends and WWE stars.

Jake Paul reacts to John Cena's world record

John Cena, a 16-time world champion, has broken the Guinness World Record with 650 wishes granted through the Make-A-Wish project, attracting the attention of several celebrities.

Jake Paul has also spoken of his affection for Cena and praised him for fulfilling more than 650 requests.

Paul responded to the post and expressed his admiration for the champion's accomplishment in surpassing the 650 wishes granted milestone on platform 'X' (previously known as Twitter), "Love this"

The former YouTuber-turned-boxer is well-known in the boxing world for his persistent trash-talking.

He has acquired some opponents as a result, like Floyd Mayweather, Dana White, and Conor McGregor.