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Jun 13, 2022 | 4:01 AM EDT

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Logan Paul, a popular YouTuber, has had a successful career thus far. Although he is a hugely popular YouTuber, the online sensation enjoys trying new things and experimenting with life. He made headlines in every major media outlet when he engaged in a dangerous sport, like boxing. Here’s a video of the Youtuber-turned-boxer injuring himself while practicing his blows.

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In this video, Paul is seen showing off his skills at a punching machine in a bar. He hit it so hard, scoring a 907, that he hurt his hand while doing it. When he saw he got hurt, he said to his associate, “I did exactly what you said, and now my hand, it broke my hand. David look at it. Well, thanks to the game man.” 

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Moreover, this was supposedly his sixth attempt trying to beat the high score on a punching machine in a German bar. He hit a massive cement column in the follow-through, which was just next to the machine. A week later, he had surgery, which resulted in a 40mm screw being inserted into the center of his third metacarpal, which he smashed into bits.

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Unfortunately, Paul could not use his right hand, and after four months of physical therapy, he could make a fist again. He has now fully healed from his injury and can use his hand to its full potential again.

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Athletes try on their punching skills 

Paris Saint-Germain superstars Mbappe and Neymar have recently gained attention because of one of the stints that was posted on Instagram. 

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The two footballers are seen striking a punching machine with their fists. Mbappe went first and scored a 674 with his left hand. Then came Neymar, dressed entirely in black and wearing a cowboy hat and jacket. The Brazilian star came in with confidence and scored a mind-blowing 798.

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Furthermore, similar to Logan Paul, Neymar, and Mbappe, even one of the mightiest boxers Anthony Joshua tried his hand at the machine. The British sensation was asked to hit the punching machine on ‘The Graham Norton Show’. AJ hit it with his classic style and scored a remarkable 848.

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Celebrity sports persons do stuff all the time, and it quickly becomes a trend. Even fans are now imitating the stars and enthusiastically trying out the punching machine. What are your opinions on Logan Paul’s injuries and the punching machine scores? Make a note of it in the section below.

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