WWE officials restrict Logan Paul from physical activity until November
2 sources • 2 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 7:37 PM
Last updated Sep 18, 2026

Logan Paul, recovering from a torn triceps, has received a firm message from WWE officials regarding his return to wrestling. After declaring himself 'semi-cleared' for action on his vlog, WWE's Michael Hayes, Bruce Prichard, and Paul 'Triple H' Levesque advised him that he would not be booked for any physical activity until at least November. This advice was reinforced by WWE's orthopedic surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Dugas, who emphasized the need for rehabilitation and warned against early clearance. Paul attempted to negotiate earlier clearance but was informed that rushing the process could jeopardize his long-term career.
- •Logan Paul tore his triceps in May at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event.
- •He has been told he is not cleared for action until at least November.
- •Paul sought earlier clearance from WWE officials and a physical therapist.
- •Dr. Jeffrey Dugas stressed the importance of proper rehabilitation.
- •Paul's attempts to negotiate earlier clearance were unsuccessful.
- 7:37 PMWrestling Inc — Logan Paul Offers Latest Update On WWE In-Ring Return
- 7:05 PMCageside Seats — WWE officials gave Logan Paul a reality check on his torn triceps
"Since tearing his triceps in May at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event, Logan Paul’s been teasing a comeback on his long-running vlog. That including declaring himself “semi-cleared” less than three months post-surgery. Those teases are officially over. On the latest episode of Paul’s vlog, WWE producers Michael Hayes & Bruce Prichard and their boss Paul “Triple H” Levesque make it clear that they won’t be booking Logan for anything physical for at least a couple more months. That news first came from Hayes, who told LP: “You’re not cleared until at least November. This came from Bruce and Paul.” Not satisfied, the former United States champion first lobbied physical therapist extraordinaire Kevin Wilks, who told him he’d need more time. Paul then marched to Triple H’s office, and the CCO just happened to be meeting with WWE’s star orthopedic surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Dugas. With The Game watching on, Dugas told Logan if he doesn’t rehab for at least five-and-a-half months, he’s risking his future. The doctor said: “The biology of what’s happening in that elbow is not ready to be cleared… The risk outweighs the benefit. You’re in this for a long haul. You’ve got a career here we gotta think about.” The Maverick tried to negotiate with Dugas like he was buying a Pokemon card, but no dice. Bummed we’ve got at least a couple more months before Logan Paul can wrestle again? Non-plussed? Sound off below.
"WWE star Logan Paul's latest vlog provides a major update on his in-ring return timeline from a triceps injury.
Sources
External links- Wrestling IncSep 18, 2026, 7:37 PMLogan Paul Offers Latest Update On WWE In-Ring Return
WWE star Logan Paul's latest vlog provides a major update on his in-ring return timeline from a triceps injury.
- Cageside SeatsSep 17, 2026, 7:05 PMWWE officials gave Logan Paul a reality check on his torn triceps
Since tearing his triceps in May at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event, Logan Paul’s been teasing a comeback on his long-running vlog. That including declaring himself “semi-cleared” less than three months post-surgery. Those teases are officially over. On the latest episode of Paul’s vlog, WWE producers Michael Hayes & Bruce Prichard and their boss Paul “Triple H” Levesque make it clear that they won’t be booking Logan for anything physical for at least a couple more months. That news first came from Hayes, who told LP: “You’re not cleared until at least November. This came from Bruce and Paul.” Not satisfied, the former United States champion first lobbied physical therapist extraordinaire Kevin Wilks, who told him he’d need more time. Paul then marched to Triple H’s office, and the CCO just happened to be meeting with WWE’s star orthopedic surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Dugas. With The Game watching on, Dugas told Logan if he doesn’t rehab for at least five-and-a-half months, he’s risking his future. The doctor said: “The biology of what’s happening in that elbow is not ready to be cleared… The risk outweighs the benefit. You’re in this for a long haul. You’ve got a career here we gotta think about.” The Maverick tried to negotiate with Dugas like he was buying a Pokemon card, but no dice. Bummed we’ve got at least a couple more months before Logan Paul can wrestle again? Non-plussed? Sound off below.
Original reporting and copyright belong to the linked sources. SportsNewsReport.com aggregates and links — it does not republish full articles.
Related Stories
Last 14 days
WWE•Nov 8, 2026, 6:00 AMCageside Community Wrestler Rankings, Season 15: Week 28 results & Week 29 vote
WWE•Nov 8, 2026, 5:16 AMRey Mysterio suspended and accused of extramarital affair in AAA
WWE•Nov 8, 2026, 3:32 AMAEW Collision results, discussion (Nov. 7, 2026): Live on Jericho cruise
WWE•Nov 8, 2026, 3:30 AMWrestling Shuts Out LIU 51-0, Then Beats Navy by the Same 24-12 as a Year Ago
WWE•Nov 8, 2026, 2:45 AMChelsea Green stays sad after Tiffany Stratton’s heel turn and cash-in
WWE•Nov 8, 2026, 1:30 AMWWE AAA Heroes Inmortales results, live discussion Week 3 (Nov. 7, 2026): Hall of Fame induction
