It appears as though Randy Orton could be set to return on the final edition of Monday Night RAW before Fast Lane.
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Wrestlingheadlines.com reports that a local ad that ran in Florida during this past weeks' edition of RAW stated that "The Viper" will be appearing on the Feb. 16 RAW that emanates from Orlando and is the go-home show for Fast Lane on Feb. 22 at the FedEx Forum in Memphis.
The ad could have just included him by accident, but Orton has been ready to return and the WWE could very well decide to have him make his comeback on that edition of the flagship show.
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Orton has been advertised to return at several recent events, but has been pulled at each one of them due to creative plans changing by the company, so it's unknown when he'll be back.
Orton has been off of WWE television since sustaining a beat down from Seth Rollins, Triple H and Kane on an edition of RAW in November.
"The Viper" was written off of television so that he could go film a movie for WWE Studios, which has since wrapped.
Orton skipped the Survivor Series in November to sell the injury despite the event emanating from his hometown in St. Louis and he also missed the TLC: Tables, Ladders and Chairs event in December.
The former WWE Champion was heavily rumored to appear as a surprise entrant as a return at the 2015 Royal Rumble last month, but though there were reports of him being backstage and dressed to wrestle, the WWE opted to keep him off television.
Now it appears he could be set to return on Feb. 16, though there haven't been any rumors of plans for him for the Fast Lane event later this month.
Orton's WrestleMania 31 plans are also up in the air, but it is possible that he ends up facing Seth Rollins since the two have been feuding.
Orton could very well return on Feb. 16 as a babyface looking for revenge against The Authority.
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