Logan Paul Admits He Has 'Pokemon Problem' at 31

Logan Paul has a problem.

The social media influencer and boxer and wrestler is currently recovering from a serious arm injury. Thankfully, recovery is going well. However, it's been a struggle for the 31-year-old millionaire.

"Yeah recovery is going well. Really thought this was gonna be my year in the WWE but God had different plans and that's ok. I have so much to be thankful for: a beautiful family, more time with my daughter, attention on the perfect launch for ripit," he shared.

"But for now I told my wife I probably have another 2/3 days of (complaining) and moaning. I think that's fair. Then I'm gonna get back to kicking (butt) & manifesting my reality cuz this is all a simulation anyway.

"The silver lining will be glorious, I know it."

As Paul has been recovering, the boxing star and wrestler has been spending a lot of time in the Pokemon world.

Paul, who has spent millions of dollars on his Pokemon collection, showed it off on social media on Sunday.

He admits he has a problem.

"I got a Pokémon problem," he wrote, sharing a photo of his massive collection.

Fans react to Logan Paul's problem

Fans are weighing in on the issue.

"Final stage of the Pokémon problem. What started as childhood collecting quietly became adult speculation," one fan wrote.

"Every pokemon lover wants to have this problem," one fan joked.

"Logan's PSA slabs of basic Energy/commons prove the Pokémon boom: even bulk now gets graded as long-term assets. Serious collector flex," one fan added.

"Bro that's not a Pokémon problem... that's a 'graded Basic Energy in PSA 10' problem. The real flex is turning $0.10 cards into a retirement plan while the rest of us are out here pulling commons and crying. Next up: grading your grocery receipts?" one fan added.

"I'm gonna guess your favourite Pokémon is Liquidity," one fan joked.

It's an issue, it seems, but surely, the YouTube influencer can afford it.

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This story was originally published June 7, 2026 at 5:00 PM.