WWE fans go wild for Logan Paul after his debut ring performance against Rey Mysterio and Dominik Mysterio on RAW

LOGAN PAUL seems to have overcome some of the doubts surrounding him after he received a lot of praise for his wrestling prowess on Monday Night Raw.

The controversial social media star made a shocking appearance at WWE last month to confirm that he would be competing at WrestleMania 38.

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Paul is revealed to be The Miz’s secret partner to face Rey and Dominik Mysterio in a group match on ‘The Grandest Stage of Them All’.

The 26-year-old is always booed whenever he stands in front of a passionate wrestling crowd.

However, some currently seem to be warming up to ‘The Maverick’ following his latest foray into the ring.

Last night, he and The Miz attacked Mysterios but soon found themselves on their way back, before the father-son duo soon managed to get Jake’s brother.

They tried to hit him with their signature finishing move, 619, until Paul was out of danger with help from his partner.

After escaping unharmed, the crowd wanted more, and Paul’s performance in the ring was warmly received by the watching WWE Universe audience.

One fan wrote: “This man is an entertainer! I’ll give it to him.”

Another said: “Logan is really a decent wrestling match. I can’t lie.”

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One viewer commented: “Yo Logan is actually pretty good. It’s a pity he’s not a 619.”

As one fellow fan wrote: “You’re pretty decent on this one wouldn’t lie. Being there with Rey Mysterio was also great. ”

Paul was recently praised by Brock Lesnar, and this won’t be the first time The Maverick has been seen in WWE’s squared circle – or even entering WrestleMania for the first time.

He was at last year’s lavish show in Tampa Bay to watch Sami Zayn’s game against Kevin Owens, and he received a stunner from KO afterward.

Paul, 26, was recently caught hitting a heavy bag for the first time since his fight with 44-year-old Floyd Mayweather.

The YouTube star outstripped Money in an eight-round exhibit in June.