5 Big questions heading into Alexa Bliss vs. Randy Orton at Fastlane 

#1 Will The Fiend finally return to WWE at Fastlane?

Alexa Bliss says that Randy Orton will have to take her out at Fastlane in order to get her out of his life‼️The Fiend returns at Fastlane⁉️👀 pic.twitter.com/RwEmbafJge

— WrestlingWorldCC (@WrestlingWCC) March 16, 2021

After Fastlane, only three episodes of WWE RAW are left to air on the Road to WrestleMania 37. As a result, The Fiend's long-awaited return to WWE should occur as soon as possible.

Many fans and critics have noted that the upcoming Fastlane pay-per-view is the perfect stage to bring back The Fiend. Perhaps Alexa Bliss baited Randy Orton into their intergender match as a way to set up The Fiend's return.

Could opening Pandora's Box unleash Bray Wyatt's alter-ego at Fastlane? It is also possible that WWE might air some cryptic vignettes during the pay-per-view to tease The Fiend's eventual comeback at WrestleMania.

Either way, there are numerous changes WWE could make to The Fiend upon his return. After all, Wyatt's alter-ego was viciously burned by Orton the last time WWE fans witnessed him on television.

I’m definitely expecting The Fiend to return this Sunday at Fastlane! #WWERAW pic.twitter.com/lQoWgNTxiW

— Oprah’s Side Dude (@MistahScott) March 16, 2021

Even if The Fiend doesn't return during Fastlane, the pay-per-view should provide viewers with a significant development related to the character. Otherwise, there is a chance that some fans could end up being disappointed with the outcome of Bliss vs. Orton.

Do you have any more questions related to Alexa Bliss and Randy Orton's intergender match at Fastlane? Let us know in the comments section.

In the video linked above, do check out former WWE head writer Vince Russo's pitch to incorporate Bray Wyatt's real-life sibling, Bo Dallas, and their father, WWE Hall of Famer Mike Rotunda, into Wyatt's storylines.