LOGAN PAUL fractured his right hand while trying to set a new punch machine record during a boozy night in Germany.
The YouTuber became a boxer after he was forced to end up in a bar that had a punch machine.
Doctors told the YouTuber-turned-boxer that he had suffered a potentially life-threatening injury.
His ego soon left him needing a trip to hospital after he broke his third metacarpal in his last attempt to open the bag.
He revealed this during a podcast episode called imPAULsive: "I broke the hand while I was drunk."
"When I'm drunk, I make the worst decisions. "I should quit drinking."
Paul explained his previous attempts at breaking the record and said: "So, you can see, fourth attempt, fifth try, and now my friends say, 'We have to go.'
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"We're having fun running around Germany and you're acting like an a**hole."
"So, I moved the bench that had been in this tiny space again and I get running to start.
"And I go up. I hit this thing as hard and sure enough, I hit the f***ing columns exactly where he [the Barman] told me to."
"He's like, "Brother, have you seen bones?" And I'm like: "Whatever, dude."
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit Required"We like four napkins, taped like duct tape at the place where everyone hits. It's like any kind of cushion.
"I hit the napkins, and I immediately knew that I had smashed my hand. It was very bad. I didn't even know how bad it was.
"And I didn't set the highest score, which was the worst part of it all.
"It was my worst, it [the score] was like 906."
Paul and his friends decided not to immediately go to A&E. Instead, they opted to drink a few more before heading to the hospital.
After having his hand xrayed, The Maverick received some troubling news.
He stated that he had smashed his third metacarpal. It's the most crucial joint in your hand.
"Boxers can't afford to have this injury.
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Later, he admitted that it was difficult to hear and depressing, especially when drunk.
Paul, 27, hasn’t been in the ring since Floyd Mayweather’s eight-round exhibition match last June.
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