Mind you, these are all just theories at this point
#1 Maybe Vince McMahon wants him to develop a more unique kind of character
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WWE do big man classes at the PC all the time, don’t see the issue with some of the big guys trying to improve or tweak their style. Keith Lee has only been wrestling for 5 years, he’s great but you can always improve. Chill out people, he will be fine. pic.twitter.com/pQTZBGGE5C
One of the primary reasons why Vince McMahon has been able to create an empire that has transcended geographical boundaries and lasted for so many decades is because of his ability to tell stories and create compelling characters that endure over time.
The face you make you hear Vince has sent Keith Lee back to the performance Center for further training. pic.twitter.com/6NyOS18TI0
Female superstar says she inspired John Cena turning heel HERE
Keith Lee, for all his accomplishments, is still little more than a skillful competitor, at least in the WWE main roster. Vince McMahon may want him to spend time in the WWE Performance Center to develop a character that endures the test of time, like Stone Cold Steve Austin or The Rock.
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Just compare how much cooler Roman Reigns is, in his current avatar, as opposed to the man he was when he was just your standard, everyday babyface, and Vince McMahon probably realizes this about Keith Lee.
And when you're done with this article, check out our interview with someone who pioneered the NXT brand with Keith Lee, Johnny Gargano, by clicking on the link shared right above.
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