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Logan Paul’s Triceps Tear Has WWE Medical Staff Saying ‘Not Until November’

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Get ready for some tough news, because WWE Superstar Logan Paul’s in-ring return is still a couple of months out. This is a real gut punch for his faction, The Vision, especially with the fall calendar filling up fast. The man won’t be cleared to wrestle until at least November.

The Brutal Truth About Logan Paul’s Injury Timeline

Dude tore his triceps way back on May 23 during Saturday Night’s Main Event. Seriously, he and Austin Theory were defending the World Tag Team Championships against The Street Profits, and BAM. Surgery needed. Now, Michael Hayes, a WWE creative veteran, spilled the beans in Paul’s latest vlog. He said straight up, Paul ain’t cleared until *at least* November. And get this, that info came directly from WWE heavyweights Triple H and executive director Bruce Prichard, who got it from the medical staff themselves. Talk about getting it from the source, right?

The Vision Has Been Grinding Without Him

Since the injury, Paul’s been grinding, still showing up on WWE programming. He’s been cutting promos and hyping up The Vision from ringside, a true Hype Beast. But obviously, he can’t wrestle. Bron Breakker stepped in to fill those massive shoes alongside Austin Theory, and man, it’s been a ride. They lost the World Tag Team Championships to The Street Profits in June, but clawed ’em back in July and have held them ever since. Paul’s been missed, for sure, but his team’s shown serious grit.

So, if November is truly the target, that puts Paul right in the mix for Survivor Series on November 28 in Houston. Imagine him in the men’s WarGames match if The Vision gets a spot! That would be a massive addition for sure. Even bigger, a November return sets him up perfectly for Royal Rumble and the whole road to WrestleMania 43. The wait is real, but the payoff could be huge for WWE.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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