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Earlier today, Logan Paul spoke about his injury on his IMPAULSIVE podcast. The 31-year-old WWE Superstar noted that it was depressing, and he was mentally stuck at a spot due to the injury.
“I’m going to be honest with you guys. That and many other little things about this injury has put me in a pretty mentally stuck spot that I am not used to. It’s depressing, bro, I don’t know how else to say it,” Paul said. [H/T: ITR Wrestling]
You can check out his comments in the video below:
After Logan Paul was sidelined due to the gruesome injury, Bron Breakker replaced him as the other half of the World Tag Team Champions alongside Austin Theory.
Logan Paul revealed how he got injured at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event
Earlier on the same podcast, Logan Paul revealed that he tore his triceps while trying to catch Angelo Dawkins, who came flying at him on the outside over the top rope.
The former WWE United States Champion noted that he knew immediately that he had sustained an injury. Logan Paul added that he could feel the tendons snap off the elbow, and he was in real pain.
“So, what had happened was, I was on the outside. A nearly 300-pound [Angelo] Dawkins comes flying over the ropes. He lands on me. My arm is flexed in trying to catch him landing on the ground. Too much weight, too much tension. I could feel the tendons snap off the elbow. And it’s interesting, because the triceps is in the middle of your arm. But it came from the elbow. It came from the bottom of the triceps. It detaches. And, I’ve been injured so many times, I knew immediately. Listen closely when it happens, you can hear me—I’m not selling like a wrestler. That’s real pain,” Paul said. [H/T: ITR Wrestling]
The Vision has been unfortunate when it comes to injuries. Only time will tell when the heel faction returns to its full strength on WWE RAW.
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