Tom Brady slaps Logan Paul at Fanatics Fest

Former NFL quarterback Tom Brady slapped WWE star Logan Paul during a confrontation at Fanatics Fest on Friday.

Brady posted on X shortly after the incident, writing, "I tried America... will try again next time I see this nerd."

The two have exchanged taunts since February, when Brady targeted Paul ahead of a Fanatics Flag Football Classic. Paul's team won the game, after which Brady described WWE as "cute and scripted."

Paul attributed the slap to his reminder of Brady's loss in the flag football matchup. Brady has expressed interest in a wrestling match, pending approval from WWE President Nick Khan.

Paul continues recovery from a torn triceps sustained in May during a title defense at Saturday Night's Main Event.

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