The story centers on Logan Paul revealing that a three-on-three Money in the Bank 2025 plan would have featured Travis Scott in WWE, but the project was scrapped because of Scott’s commitment issues and a reported fallout with WWE.

Paul argues Scott may have realized the demanding nature and full-time commitment wrestling requires, contrasting with peers like Bad Bunny who embraced the sport.

Scott’s last WWE appearance to date occurred at WrestleMania 41, where he helped John Cena defeat Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship.

The article notes WrestleTalk as a source and includes a transcription credit request if used, with links to related topics.

For broader context, the piece touches on other WWE news, including Nikki Bella’s reunion with an ex-boyfriend on Raw and additional updates.

John Cena has announced an interview with Tom Rindali after his retirement match in Washington, D.C., with plans for follow-up content post-retirement.

PWInsider Elite is promoted, offering exclusive audio updates and podcasts through its subscription platform.

The piece cites Logan Paul’s appearance on the Impaulsive podcast, referencing prior reporting from F4W Online and Chris Van Vliet’s Insight.

The Undertaker announced AJ Styles will join his Six Feet Under podcast, while efforts to misdirect fans about a mystery Survivor Series WarGames figure and a recent Raw appearance continue.

Cena’s remarks about the original plans involving The Rock and Travis Scott are linked to Fightful for transcription and attribution.

The piece notes ancillary WWE topics from SI Fandom Wrestling, including potential NXT call-ups and MJF’s return timeline, but these are outside the main Scott/Cena storyline.

Cena highlights Saudi Arabia Night of Champions 2025 as a personal favorite moment, underscoring themes of accountability and bridging cultures through wrestling.