YouTuber Logan Paul recently sold a 110-carat diamond chain that Anthony Joshua wore during a match at a ridiculously low price. Instead of selling the chain to a jeweler, he tried to sell it to Rick Harrison of the popular show, Pawn Stars. In his latest Instagram post, the social media influencer asked his fans whether the deal was justified.
Logan Paul sells Anthony Joshua chain for ridiculously low price
Last week, Logan Paul uploaded an Instagram video in which he tried to sell Anthony Joshua’s diamond chain to Pawn Stars’ host Rick Harrison. Joshua had worn the chain during the match on December 19, 2025, in which he defeated Jake Paul.
Logan captioned the video, “Down BAD after WrestleMania, did I make a good deal?!”
The video opened with the YouTuber, outside of a pawn shop, explaining how he got the chain and why he’s trying to sell it. He then entered the pawn shop, revealing Rick Harrison of Pawn Stars behind the counter. As Logan approached, he said he had something “special” and opened the box the chain was in.
The influencer-turned-wrestler described it, “This is a Polymarket chain that Anthony Joshua wore when he was mean to my brother.” He added that he also wore it during his recent WrestleMania match. “110 carats, check it out,” he added.
“Piece of history, Rick,” Chumlee said, who was also behind the counter with Harrison. Logan Paul jumped in and said, “Yeah, it actually is. [IShowSpeed] put me through a table after I wore it, and we lost the match. I feel like it’s like a bit of a bad omen, maybe. So, I’m trying to get rid of it.” When Chumlee asked Logan whether he and Speed were done, the influencer responded positively. He then turned to Harrison and said, “This is a breakup chain, Rick.”
When asked what offer he expected, Logan said the chain was worth $ 200k-$250k. Harrison wondered who would want a chain with “Polymarket” on it. He understood it has “history,” but said that there is a very small market for it.
Chumlee then tried to price the chain at $100-$120K, which Harrison didn’t think was worth that much, though Logan was happy with that price. To everyone’s surprise, Harrison said that he’ll pay $30,000. “You can keep it and continue to have bad luck, or you can get 30 grand and not have bad luck,” Harrison joked.
Surprised by the price, Logan asked Harrison not to “lowball” him. In response, Harrison reasoned that he would take it apart, which shocked the YouTuber more. “It gets rid of the bad mojo,” he added.
In the end, Logan Paul accepted the offer and sold Anthony Joshua’s 110-carat diamond chain for $30,000.
Originally reported by Harsha Panduranga on Mandatory.
