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#4 Feud for the NXT North American Championship
NXT's version of the Intercontinental Championship, the North American Championship, might be just the stepping stone Keith Lee needs right now.
The current champion, Roderick Strong, also had himself an impressive PPV when he defeated IC champ Shinsuke Nakamura and United States Champion AJ Styles. That's some good momentum to have going into NXT's weekly show this Wednesday, and he should have a challenger with an equal amount of energy behind him, as well. Not only does Strong need to brag on TV about his victory, but Lee needs a crowd-popping moment following Sunday's event, as well.
Lee vs Strong would be an amazing mid-card treat for TakeOver: Portland in February, especially if we get more of NXT's efficient story-building. Imagine Lee getting a number of chances at Strong's title, only to have The Undisputed Era interfere time and again. Then, come February, we finally get their final match - maybe even NXT's first-ever Hell in a Cell?
Whatever the payoff match turns out to be, a victorious Keith Lee standing with the North American Championship title raised above his head would not only make for a great visual, but would also be the first sign of many good things to come for 'The Limitless One.'
