A few months ago, during an edition of WWE Saturday Night's Main Event, Logan Paul suffered a triceps injury while trying to catch Angelo Dawkins. Paul has been sidelined and ruled out of action since then.

Recovering from the injury a few weeks ago, Paul opened up about receiving “platelet-rich plasma therapy,” for his triceps injury. A few weeks ago, Paul opened up about his injury comeback. However, in his latest vlog on YouTube, “The Maverick” received a major bad update regarding his return.

In his latest vlog, Paul visited WWE's Associate Medical Director, Dr.Jeffrey R. Dugas MD, who informed Paul that he would require another six months to heal from his injury before getting his in-ring clearance. Paul initially refused to agree with the doctors and claimed that he was ready to be back. However, after a while, Paul agreed to stay away from in-ring action for another six months.

“I'm picking up what you're putting down, we can all agree 5 months, 5 and a half months and we'll be back here. Feel good about this discussion thank you guys,” Paul was heard saying in the vlog.

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“From the neck up, you're totally ready to be cleared, but the biology of what's happening in that elbow is not ready to be cleared… you'll be months before you're ready to do everything that Logan Paul needs to be able to do… The risk outweighs the benefit. You're in this for the long haul; you got a career here we gotta think about… Six months. Look, I even said we'll go five and a half, that's the plan,” Paul's doctor said.

As of now, there are no confirmed updates on Paul's in-ring comeback, although he is highly expected to come back at the 2027 Royal Rumble.