After weeks away from WWE television, including a notable absence from Money in the Bank 2022, Kevin Owens is reportedly heading back to RAW for Monday's edition of the show broadcast live from the Amalie Arena in sunny Tampa, Florida.

Yes, after being notably absent from the June 20th edition of RAW, likely because he was scared off by the prospects of having to wrestle the youngest Samson brother, Elrod, in front of millions of fans watching from home and surprising the Vancouver Canucks' head coach, Bruce Boudreau, at the 2022 NHL Draft, Fightful has heard that Owens is headed back to the states to continue on with his feud with Ezekiel and company and add some much-needed levity to a RAW show that is currently being held down on the comedy side of things by a recurring joke about the size of The Miz's balls.

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Will Owen's return immediately remove that “joke” from the RAW rotation? No, if anything, the arrival of Logan Paul will likely guarantee at least one more night of bizarre musing on the male anatomy that would make even SmackDown‘s Max Dupri blush, but hey, that's the business, right; until Vince McMahon gives up the book, that will be as WWE as backstage brawls and hokey finishes. Fortunately, Owens' return will at least make the in-ring work before the double-count outs, disqualifications, and non-shoulders down finishes better, which can't be said when The Miz enters the ring, as Paul will soon find out when the duo go toe-to-toe in the ring at SummerSlam.