Best & Worst of WWE NXT: Roman Reigns has his eye on big match, No women's title match at TakeOver?

#2 Worst: What is the endgame for Pete Dunne on NXT?

"I feel like my work speaks for itself... I've never had a bad match." Straight up f a c t s from @PeteDunneYxB. #WWENXT @ArashMarkazi pic.twitter.com/wHvypeV0Au

— WWE NXT (@WWENXT) May 19, 2021

Pete Dunne had a sitdown interview on NXT this week, with him essentially calling out every Champion on the black and gold brand. The Bruiserweight could go after any one of them, but what would be his end game?

NXT is getting more and more crowded, which would limit the potential for Dunne to truly go on a run. Many superstars are in the mix for a title shot as well, so it is difficult to see where he fits in. Dunne doesn't really have a lot left to do in NXT.

Sure, he will face Bobby Fish next week. But what happens beyond that? His union with Oney Lorcan is petering out, with Danny Burch out injured and Pat McAfee on SmackDown.

Pete Dunne has unsuccessfully challenged for the NXT Championship multiple times and is unlikely to win the belt at this time.

.@theBobbyFish and @PeteDunneYxB have some unfinished business to take care of. 👀 #WWENXT pic.twitter.com/V0LWXERqoS

— WWE NXT (@WWENXT) May 19, 2021

The Bruiserweight may go after either the North American or Cruiserweight Championship, but he can do better. Perhaps, it's time for him to leave NXT. Pete Dunne's intense in-ring skills could make him a success on RAW or SmackDown, provided WWE gets behind him.