Roman Reigns confirms his return to WWE for Monday Night Raw

WWE confirmed that Roman Reigns would return Monday night to 25 February.

Reigns left the company and abandoned its universal championship in October after a new diagnosis of leukemia.

Aged 33, his real name is Joe Anoa's I, he had suffered from the disease eleven years ago.

The Big Dog reacted well to the treatment and made several appearances in public.

The father of three gave a moving speech at the show's October 22nd show and has not come back into the square circle since.

Reigns' comeback comes as WWE leader Vince McMahon wants to include it in the plans of WrestleMania 35.

Reigns has already presented the show four times.

A statement from WWE stated, "Last October, Roman Reigns (Joe Anoa & # 39; i) revealed to the WWE Universe that he would withdraw from the WWE – and would abandon the Universal Championship – to focus on his fight against leukemia, returned 11 years after his initial diagnosis.

"Monday, the big dog comes back to provide an update on his treatment, live in Atlanta."

McMahon also confirmed the news on Twitter by stating: "@WWERomanReigns (aka Joe Anoa 'i) will discuss the status of his fight against leukemia this Monday on Raw. #Fighter #proud #clbady"

Reigns was recently seen filming scenes from The Rock's The Hobbs of The Rock, a sequel to the Fast & Furious franchise.