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#3) Keith Lee's first WWE main roster title
When Keith Lee left WWE's Black and Gold brand, he was arguably one of the most successful NXT Superstars in history. He was the man to finally end Adam Cole's (BAY BAY) record-setting 403 days as NXT Champion, he also held NXT North American Champion, and he's one of the most over wrestlers on the WWE roster. Fans everywhere have been "Basking in [his] Glory."
Now it's time for Lee to get his due on the main roster and win himself a title.
The Limitless One has had some marginal success since leaving NXT. He defeated current WWE Champion Randy Orton in decisive fashion at Payback, and has earned himself a spot on Team RAW for WWE's Survivor Series pay-per-view. However Lee is in need of something more, something that can sustain him for at least a few months.
While a good showing at Survivor Series could help his stock, pay-per-views come and go; the key is to build on that success. For the time being, the main event scene is full, and with that, Lee is going to need to find other ways to stay relevant to fans.
WWE cannot afford to let Lee's momentum die out and end up like so many directionless NXT call ups.
