It’s back to the drawing board for UFC star Paige VanZant as she recovers from a re-fractured arm.

VanZant, 24, last week announced another unfortunate injury, which on Wednesday she said will keep her out of action for the next four to six weeks.

“So, it’s just a fracture right at the site of my screw,” VanZant said in her Instagram stories. “My arm is crazy swollen still, so we’re just waiting for the swelling to go down.

“We’re going to x-ray it in a month, and I think I will be good to go. What that means is I have to take a month off from contact. After that month is over I can sign a fight contract and get right into a fight camp.”

VanZant (8-4 MMA, 5-3 UFC) first fractured her right arm in a fight with Jessica Rose-Clark at UFC Fight Night 124 in January 2018. After her initial surgery to repair the bone was unsuccessful, she had a second procedure where bone fragments were taken from her hip to help the arm heal.

All in all, VanZant spent one year on the bench. She returned to action in January and submitted Rachael Ostovich via second-round armbar at UFC on ESPN+ 1.

VanZant is confident she won’t be out of action for long this time around. But right now she needs to give herself time to prevent another re-injury.

Recently linked to a fight with Poliana Botelho at UFC 236, VanZant took to Twitter to reveal her latest injury.

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