Anthony 'Rumble' Johnson has stated his intention to return to the Octagon for a while now. It's been almost three years now that Rumble had a fight in the UFC and he's had the itch to come back. However, he also stated that he wouldn't just return for any fight. He would have to be given a fight that makes sense for him.The general assumption was that Rumble would be fighting at Heavyweight since he had gained a lot of weight post-career. However, his manager Ali Abdelaziz revealed on Twitter that the former title contender is walking around at 230 pounds and could make his return to the Light Heavyweight division - the one that he dominated until he fought for the title on two occasions and lost.Had a nice conversation with @Anthony_Rumble recently , he is 230lbs right now, you might see his return to lightheavyweight very soon— Ali Abdelaziz (@AliAbdelaziz00) February 12, 2020It would certainly be a surprising move. It's no secret that Rumble is a large Light Heavyweight and could likely compete well against the Top 5 Heavyweights of the world. However, it all depends on what the UFC has to offer him. It's not unfair for him to return only for a fight that makes sense.A move to Light Heavyweight, however, would give Jon Jones a new challenger. As of now, the Light Heavyweight is a bit dry of challengers, with Corey Anderson set to face Jan Blachowicz on February 15th to determine Jones' next opponent.Even then, Jones vs Anderson or Blachowicz isn't nearly as exciting a fight as one against Rumble Johnson, who was supposed to face him five years ago before Jones' hit-and-run incident.