Logan Paul Sounds Off on Injury, WWE & AEW Rumors on Chad Gable's Theme Song and Mick Foley's Future

Bleacher Report catches you up on the latest news from the WWE Universe and All Elite Wrestling.

Logan Paul Talks Triceps Injury and Recovery

Logan Paul has been out of action since suffering a torn triceps last month, and he provided an update regarding the injury this week.

Speaking Tuesday on his Impaulsive podcast (h/t Derek Holloway of Ringside News), Paul noted that he has dealt with worse injuries before, saying, "I've been brutally injured, like, way more, more than this. This one will have the longest recovery, but all things considered, it's the least inconvenient injury possible."

The injury occurred in Paul's left arm, but since he is right-handed, it hasn't been a major adjustment for him aside from texting being "a little annoying."

Paul suffered the injury during a World Tag Team Championship defense on the May 23 edition of Saturday Night's Main Event.

It occurred in the latter stages of the bout, allowing him and partner Austin Theory to finish it and retain the titles by defeating The Street Profits.

However, with Paul on the shelf after that, fellow Vision member Bron Breakker replaced him as Theory's partner and one half of the tag team champions.

That was short-lived, though, as The Street Profits beat Theory and Breakker for the titles in the main event of this week's episode of Raw.

Even while injured, Paul has continued to make appearances on Raw alongside Theory and Breakker, but he still has a long road to recovery, as Paul has said that he is expected to be out for six months.

WWE's Reported Stance on Gable's New Theme Song

Chad Gable debuted a new theme song last week, reportedly with the goal of resonating with WWE fans.

According to Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter (h/t Geno Mrosko of Cageside Seats), WWE is hoping for the song to catch on with fans to the point that they start singing along with it.

On this week's episode of Raw, Gable was clearly trying to get the live crowd involved, as he sang and clapped along to the theme during his entrance.

Gable's lengthy run as El Grande Americano came to an end last month when he lost a mask vs. mask match to the other El Grande Americano at AAA Noche de Los Grandes.

Since then, Gable has made amends with several luchadores in WWE, including Penta, Rey Mysterio and Rey Fenix.

Because of that, Gable has been getting babyface reactions, and the new theme song is another step in his evolution into a popular and beloved figure among the WWE Universe.

Gable seems poised for a major push, and he even mentioned a potential Intercontinental Championship match at Penta, which could be a great fit for SummerSlam in Gable's hometown of Minneapolis.

Mick Foley's Reported Forbidden Door Status

WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley made his AEW debut last month at Double or Nothing, but he reportedly won't be present for AEW's next pay-per-view.

According to Meltzer (h/t Mrosko), Foley has a contractual obligation that will prevent him from being part of Forbidden Door on Sunday.

At Double or Nothing, Foley co-hosted the pre-show with Renee Paquette, and he also had a promo segment with MJF that resulted in MJF hitting Foley with a low blow.

Later that night, MJF went on to beat Darby Allin in the main event to regain the AEW World Championship.

While the 61-year-old Foley isn't being used in a true wrestling capacity right now, there have been rumors and speculation about him potentially having his retirement match in AEW at some point.

According to WrestleVotes on Fightful Select (h/t Cain A. Knight of Cageside Seats), some in AEW believe Foley "had his mind made up" about having a retirement match in AEW before joining the promotion.

WrestleVotes also reported that it is believed AEW president Tony Khan would be "eager" to book Foley in a retirement match if he can get medically cleared to compete.

Sting had a hugely successful retirement tour and match at over 60 years of age, so it isn't outside the realm of possibility that Foley could follow suit.