Reading: Maxxine Dupri joins The Vision after helping win WWE title gold

Maxxine Dupri joins The Vision after helping win WWE title gold

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Maxxine Dupri is now part of The Vision after helping the group win the WWE World Tag Team Championships on last Monday’s WWE Monday Night RAW. The turn came in the middle of a title match against The Street Profits, and it ended with The Vision leaving with the belts and a new member.

That is the development Logan Paul reacted to in his latest vlog, where he welcomed Dupri to the faction and treated the move like part of a larger reset around the titles. He said The Vision had the belts back and added that it looked like the group had “a new addition,” then said, “Anyway, welcome Maxxine Dupri to the Vision, we think you make a great addition.”

Paul also gave the moment a shrug that fit the way WWE often handles these shifts. He said he had heard “some rumblings” and joked that he did not know they were going to “play tonsil hockey,” a line that underlined how suddenly the alignment seemed to come together on screen.

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What still is not explained is why Dupri made the switch. The facts of the angle are clear: she turned heel, backed The Vision, and helped Bron Breakker and Austin Theory beat The Street Profits for the titles. What is not clear is what set that decision in motion or whether this was planned before RAW, which leaves the turn feeling decisive without making the motive any less of a mystery.

For now, the consequence is straightforward. The Street Profits lost the WWE World Tag Team Championships, The Vision added Dupri, and the title picture changed in one segment on RAW. Paul’s reaction confirms the faction’s new shape, but the next step belongs to the story itself: whether Dupri’s arrival becomes a permanent shift or just the first move in a longer run around the belts.

Elsewhere in the same vlog, Paul and Danhausen also discussed how much it would cost to remove the curse from Paul’s injured arm, a separate bit that had nothing to do with the title change but kept the video in the same orbit of WWE-style chaos.

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