Maxxine Dupri joined The Vision on WWE Monday Night RAW after helping the group win the WWE World Tag Team Championships. Logan Paul later reacted to the move in his latest vlog, calling her a new addition to the lineup.
Logan said, “We got the belts back, the Vision got the belts back, plus it looks like we got a new addition.” He added, “Anyway, welcome Maxxine Dupri to the Vision, we think you make a great addition.” That gives the title change a second layer: the belts moved, then the faction changed shape around them.
RAW Title Change
Last Monday on WWE Monday Night RAW, The Vision challenged The Street Profits for the WWE World Tag Team Championships and came away with the titles. Maxxine helped secure that result, then aligned with The Vision in a move framed as a heel turn. For the championship picture, that means the team that left RAW with the gold is not the same one that walked in.
Logan also said, “I may have heard some rumblings.” He followed with, “I didn’t know they were gonna play tonsil hockey,” and, “It’s a crazy industry, sometimes you don’t know f**king know what the hell is going on.” The reaction makes the shift feel less like a routine lineup tweak and more like a sudden reordering inside The Vision.
Logan Paul Reacts
Logan Paul’s vlog turned the alignment change into the immediate follow-up story. His comments put Maxxine’s move in public view fast, which matters because faction changes on RAW often reset who carries the momentum after a title win. Here, the title and the new member arrived in the same stretch of television, so the move landed as one connected beat rather than two separate events.
Elsewhere in the same video, Logan and Danhausen negotiated how much it would cost for Logan’s curse on his injured arm to be removed. That ran alongside the Maxxine discussion, but the more business-relevant part of the episode was the way the new title holders now have a different roster makeup around the WWE World Tag Team Championships.
Vision After Maxxine
Maxxine’s addition gives The Vision a sharper edge after the win over The Street Profits, and it also changes the story the group can tell on RAW from here. The move is simple on paper and disruptive in practice: the belts stayed in the same faction, but the faction itself did not stay the same. That is the part worth tracking, because title changes usually settle things; this one reopened them.
What prompted Maxxine Dupri to join The Vision was not explained, and that omission leaves the cleanest open thread in the story. For now, the actionable takeaway is straightforward: The Vision left RAW with the WWE World Tag Team Championships, and Maxxine was no longer standing outside the group when the dust settled.
