Logan Paul provided an updated injury assessment on his Impaulsive podcast, saying his left triceps tear has been “a really long, s****y recovery” but remains less disruptive than other injuries he has sustained because his dominant hand is unaffected.
“This is what I’ve been saying to people — really long s****y recovery, but all things considered, it’s probably one of the least inconvenient injuries. I can still move. I have my grip. It’s not my dominant hand,” Paul said.
He noted his previous right hand break — which required a titanium rod — was significantly more debilitating day-to-day. Paul underwent surgery for the left triceps tear in May after sustaining the injury at Saturday Night’s Main Event. The six-month recovery timeline would put a ring return at late November at the earliest, though Paul has indicated a desire to return sooner. He has continued making non-wrestling WWE appearances, including a visit to Raw in Atlantic City.