Tiffany Stratton is ready to settle the debate over who has the better moonsault — and she wants to do it directly against Logan Paul.
While speaking during a recent Twitch stream, Stratton started throwing around the idea of hosting a live “moonsault-off” involving several WWE names known for their athleticism. She mentioned stars like Mason Rook, IYO SKY, Sol Ruca, and Jacob Fatu before turning her attention directly toward Logan Paul.
“Who should I have a ‘moonsault-off’ with? Mason Rook? IYO SKY? Sol Ruca? Jacob Fatu?”
Stratton then revealed she wants to make the idea happen live on stream, although she admitted she still needs to figure out where they could safely pull it off.
“A ‘moonsault-off’ live on the stream—I think I can make that happen. I’ve just got to find a soft ring. I don’t know if I can go to the WWE Performance Center to do it.”
The conversation quickly shifted toward Logan Paul after Stratton referenced comments he previously made on his podcast claiming he has a better moonsault than she does. Stratton has not forgotten about the jab and now wants to settle things directly, making it it clear that Paul’s comments rubbed her the wrong way.
“Logan Paul really does think he has the better moonsault, and we can figure that out for sure on the stream. He did try to clown me on his podcast for saying he had a better moonsault, so we can get him on the stream.”
Stratton has built a reputation as one of WWE’s most athletic performers thanks largely to her gymnastics background and flashy in-ring offense, including her picture-perfect moonsault. Logan Paul, meanwhile, has received praise throughout his WWE run for his own surprising athletic ability and high-risk offense. So, at this point, the idea of a live-streamed “moonsault-off” between the two certainly sounds chaotic enough that wrestling fans would absolutely watch it.
Who do you think actually has the better moonsault — Tiffany Stratton or Logan Paul? Sound off in the comments.
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