Logan Paul shares Tag team that John Cena likes for Tag Team match at Money in the Bank

This Saturday, Logan Paul will join John Cena at Money in the Bank. The two men will compete against Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso in a crucial bout that may determine WWE's destiny. Since this is Paul and Cena's first collaboration, there is a lot of excitement among fans. The Maverick had been enthusiastic about the prospect of naming their squad officially before their matchup. 

The 17-time world champion and The Maverick talked about possible team names prior to their crucial encounter at MITB. Logan Paul included a chat he had with Cena in his vlog, which was posted on his YouTube account. He pitched "Heel Team Six", a play based on SEAL Team Six, an elite special operations unit of the United States military.

"(Logan) Wait, so now that we're a tag team, do we come up with a tag team name or something? (Cena) Yeah, sure. What do you wanna be? The Human Centipede? (Logan) I was thinking Heel Team Six. (Cena) I love that! (Logan) The WWE. 'Cause we are The WWE. It's The WWE," he said. The Cenation Leader embraced the idea wholeheartedly. But John Cena was also drawn to a couple of other names that The Maverick told him.

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Big match waiting for Money in the Bank event

Logan Paul has been publicly expressing his enthusiasm for their big encounter at Money in the Bank, and he sees teaming up with John Cena as a major change. Despite some conflict during last week's SmackDown, it is anticipated that the two would cooperate and defeat their shared opponents, Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso. 

Last week, Logan Paul and John Cena made an appearance on SmackDown to take on Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso. The pair launched a torrent of hateful comments directed at The YEET Man and The American Nightmare. WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry, however, thought the segment was unsatisfactory and unrelated to the latest developments in the WWE story. 

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