Logan Paul is on the mend following the shin injury he sustained during his dramatic Money in the Bank performance—and he’s already setting his sights on returning to high-risk action inside the WWE ring.
Paul suffered a painful hematoma on his shin after executing a top-rope moonsault through a table onto Jey Uso at the July premium live event. Despite the harsh landing, the U.S. Champion appears to be recovering well.
In a new episode of his vlog, Paul gave fans a candid—and surprisingly upbeat—update on his condition:
“So here’s an update on my shin, my hematoma—it’s f****** great, to be honest. The swelling has dispersed itself, and it really hurts to touch, but structurally it’s all good. Good.”
While most might consider retiring the risky move, Paul made it clear he has no intentions of removing the spectacular moonsault from his arsenal.
“Let me tell you something I realized about that move—I don’t want to give anything away, but I’m going to say something: I could do that move again, bro. That move is devastating—for both me and the person I land on. But I will do it again when the time is right. So WWE fans, just know… I’m just warming up.”
Paul’s trademark blend of athleticism and showmanship has made him a standout performer in WWE since debuting in 2022. This latest statement shows he’s not only bouncing back physically—but doubling down on delivering moments fans won’t forget.
Stay tuned to PWMania.com for more updates on Logan Paul’s recovery and upcoming WWE appearances.
