Latest injury update on Logan Paul amid appearances on WWE Raw
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The Vision member has been out of action since May.
‘The Maverick’ Logan Paul has been out of in-ring action since the May 23, 2026, edition of Saturday Night’s Main Event in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where he sustained a torn left triceps tendon injury. While he remains absent from competition, Paul has continued to appear regularly on Monday Night Raw in a non-wrestling role.
Rocking an arm brace, Paul has been present on WWE television, even accompanying his Vision stablemates to matches, and even helping them win matches. Paul was also present for Bron Breakker and Austin Theory regaining the World Tag Team titles last week on Raw.
In a recent vlog, Paul has now provided an update on his injury and even provided an update on his in-ring return.
Logan Paul no longer needs an arm brace
During the latest vlog on his YouTube channel, Paul revealed that he has regained 60–70% clearance in his recovery and is now able to remove his arm brace. Logan even joked with the staff to give him medical clearance.
“Look at this, bro. (Moves his arm) You see this? (Paul says it’s not supposed to be like this yet) What do you mean, bro? I’m Wolverine. I heal fast. … No, but look at it seriously, it’s good right? (Paul says he’s three months ahead) Yeah, I am. I’m three months ahead, bro.”
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How did the injury occur?
Paul, along with his Vision stablemate Austin Theory, defended the World Tag Team titles against the Street Profits during the May 23 edition of SNME.
However, during the match, Dawkins dove from the ropes onto Logan at ringside, accidentally crashing into his outstretched left arm and causing a torn left triceps tendon.
What is the latest update on Logan Paul’s injury?
In his recent vlog, Paul revealed that he has regained 60–70% clearance in his recovery and is now able to remove his arm brace.
Is there a timeline for his return?
No, Paul did not provide any update on his return, but this update does mean that his recovery process is going well and that he will return way earlier than expected.
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