Ever wanted to see Tom Brady step into a WWE ring? No? Well, that's tough, for talks are ongoing for the NFL legend to potentially do something with WWE.
Per TMZ Sports, there are "ongoing conversations" between WWE and Brady, which comes on the back of the seven-time Super Bowl winner slapping Logan Paul at Fanatics Fest over the weekend.
As highlighted by TMZ, Tom Brady already has a relationship of sorts with WWE's parent company, TKO, as he's a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, of which TKO CEO Ari Emanuel is also a minority owner.
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At 48 years of age, it'd certainly be quite the step for Brady to lace up his boots and work some form of match in WWE, but crazier things have happened. Heck, TV host Jay Leno was 48 when he teamed up with Diamond Dallas Page to pick up a win over Hollywood Hogan and Eric Bischoff at WCW/nWo Road Wild back in 1998.
Interestingly, Tom Brady appeared on a live edition of Cody Rhodes' What Do You Want to Talk About? podcast at Fanatics Fest, and maybe we could see a tag match down the line, pairing Brady with the American Nightmare to take on Logan Paul and A.N. Other, possibly one of his Vision running buddies or another celebrity.
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First things first for Cody, though, as he has the small matter of a WWE Championship match against CM Punk at SummerSlam in a couple of weeks. As for Logan Paul, he's currently recovering from a triceps injury while still appearing regularly on TV to help out those Vision pals.
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