Injury Update: Logan Paul "in pain"

WWE Superstar Logan Paul recently talked about his health condition amid his absence from the Stamford-based promotion. The Maverick got a new rare equipment for his recovery.

Logan Paul has been absent from in-ring competition since his match against John Cena at Clash in Paris 2025. Some reports suggested that the former United States Champion could return ahead of Survivor Series: WarGames, but nothing has been confirmed yet. During his latest YouTube vlog, The Maverick revealed that he was waiting for a call from WWE CCO Triple H to return to TV.

In the same vlog, Paul showcased a new Aescape robot massager for his quick recovery. In the clip, Logan highlighted that it was a rare massager as he was the first person in the world to get it installed in his home.

The YouTube megastar also talked about his possible injury, revealing that he needed the robot massager as he was "in pain" from all the bumps he had taken inside the WWE ring.

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"[Aescape CEO - This is the first one in history in any home.] So, I beat Tom Brady... But to be fair, bro, they're not f**king jumping off the top rope. They're not doing the frog splashes. They're not Paul-verizing, bro. They don't need it as much as me. I'm in pain, Eric. I'm in pain, bro. All I have is Prime and this massage table," Logan said.

Check out his YouTube vlog here.

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WWE legend believes "old-school guys" would have had a problem with Logan Paul

During a recent interview with Video Gamer, WWE legend D-Von Dudley claimed that if Logan Paul had joined WWE back in his day, then the wrestlers would have made it hard for him to get comfortable in the ring.

Dudley added that the current roster was totally different from the "old-school" wrestlers, as they didn't want "outside people" like Paul coming into the wrestling business.

"No. I say that respectfully because a lot of these old-school guys would not have liked that. They would’ve been trying to mess with him. Trying to get him to crack, and that was the way the business was back then. They weren’t letting outside people into our locker room at that. There was always a problem. This generation, totally different," he said.

It remains to be seen what Logan Paul has planned for his future in the professional wrestling world.

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Edited by Aashrit Satija