Logan Paul gifted fellow content creator, IShowSpeed, a Tesla Cybertruck just days after the pair appeared together at a massive WWE wrestling event.

WrestleMania is the jewel in the crown of professional wrestling, the big one, the highlight of every year – it’s basically the Super Bowl but in even tighter tights.

On Sunday, at WrestleMania XL – the 40th anniversary of the show, no less – Logan Paul, who has been in the WWE Universe for a while now, appeared in a triple threat match against ‘The Viper’ Randy Orton and Kevin Owens in defense of his US Championship.

Ever the showman, Paul, had a trick up his sleeve.

The 29-year-old content creator never misses an opportunity for a bit of promotion, and this time he decided to use the platform to sell a few bottles of Prime, the luminous energy drink that he owns alongside KSI.

Paul showed up in a Prime truck, emblazoned with the logo all over it, and with a ‘mascot’ wearing a large Prime suit.

That mascot was eventually revealed to be IShowSpeed, who intervened at one point to save Paul from getting a serious kick in the head.

In the end, Speed took an ‘RKO’ from Orton, sending him crashing through a table.

In the ensuing chaos, Paul managed to defeat both opponents to ensure that he kept his belt.

After that lengthy preamble, we finally arrive at the Cybertruck part of this bizarre tale.

In exchange for taking the blows from Orton, Paul decided to gift Speed the high-end SUV from Elon Musk’s EV powerhouse Tesla.

After covering his friend’s eyes, Paul then unveiled the black Cybertruck – not dissimilar to this Foundation Series model – bearing a red bow on the front, much to Speed’s obvious delight.

Well, you would be pleased, wouldn’t you?

Then, the pair took a test drive in the car, clearly enjoying the ride.

This isn’t Speed’s only car, though.

The young streamer also has a Cristiano Ronaldo-themed Lamborghini, which is exactly as tasteful as you might imagine.

What’s more, he’s got a $10 million mansion – bought at the age of just 18 – built off the back of his internet fame.

As for Logan Paul, this act of generosity isn’t exactly out of character for his family, as his brother is also known for extravagant gestures to those who help him out.

Ultimately, the price tag is just a drop in the ocean for the Paul boys, who have built an empire on boxing, wrestling, YouTube, Pokemon cards, and energy drinks.

IShowSpeed might find himself behind the wheel of all kinds of cars if he sticks close to those two.

It’s almost worth taking a beating from Randy Orton.