Latest on Logan Paul's WWE Return Timeline from Surgery After Major Injury Suffered at SNME

WWE Superstar Logan Paul is apparently still a couple of months away from being cleared to make his in-ring return.

In Paul's latest vlog on his YouTube channel (beginning at the 5:11 mark), longtime WWE creative team member and producer Michael Hayes said Paul would not be cleared to wrestle until at least November.

Hayes said that information came from WWE head of creative Triple H and executive director Bruce Prichard after they were informed of the timeline by the medical staff.

On the May 23 episode of Saturday Night's Main Event, Paul and Austin Theory successfully defended the World Tag Team Championships against The Street Profits.

However, Paul suffered a torn triceps during the latter stages of the bout, which required him to undergo surgery.

Paul has continued to appear on WWE programming while injured, primarily cutting promos and accompanying the rest of The Vision to the ring.

Bron Breakker replaced Paul as one half of the world tag team champions alongside Theory, and although they dropped the titles of the The Street Profits in June, they regained them in July and have held them ever since.

If Paul is indeed cleared to return in November, that could potentially allow him at Survivor Series, which is set for Nov. 28 in Houston.

It is unclear if The Vision will be part of the men's WarGames match, but if they are, Paul would be a massive addition.

Regardless of how Paul is utilized, having him back by November would be huge for WWE since that would mean he would be available for Royal Rumble and the road to WrestleMania 43.