Add as a preferred source on Google Logan Paul, sidelined from WWE action after tearing his left triceps, delivered a very positive update on his recovery.
In his latest vlog, The Vision member said he’s several months ahead of the recovery timeline doctors initially gave him. Paul can now take the brace off his arm and has regained between 60 and 70 degrees of movement.
The injury happened on May 23 during a World Tag Team Championship defense against The Street Profits at Saturday Night’s Main Event. Paul got hurt catching Dawkins on a suicide dive to the outside, but he still managed to finish the match.
A few days later, Paul underwent surgery and revealed that doctors had estimated a six-month recovery, which would have initially put his return at the end of November.
With his recovery progressing ahead of schedule, there’s now a possibility Paul could be cleared in time for Money in the Bank, set for October 10 at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans. His participation, however, has not been announced by WWE.