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#3 Is Keith Lee the monster the company should be investing in?

Keith Lee has shown much more promise than many other 'monsters'

Earlier this year, RAW and SmackDown were invaded by an unstoppable force in the form of Lars Sullivan. The Superstar enjoyed a lengthy undefeated steak in NXT and was moved to the main roster as a freak who could not be leashed. However, injuries caused the company to halt his push and instead Sullivan took some time off to recover ,causing fans to forget the monster that haunted the company for a short time.

Before Sullivan, we saw Braun Strowman pushed as 'The Monster Among Men,' and the Superstar was a wrecking ball, but could never get over the way fans hoped he would. Strowman is yet to win a singles championship in WWE.

Keith Lee is yet another man who is both big in size and strength. Fans seem to have gotten behind the Superstar in a short period of time, and although he hasn’t had the bookings and hype that Sullivan and Strowman received, he still seems to be the right man the company should be pushing, especially after Survivor Series.

During the traditional Men’s Elimination match, Lee did the unthinkable and pinned Seth Rollins to knock RAW out of the match and become the sole remaining survivor from NXT. Only SmackDown's Roman Reigns stood in his way.

Even though Reigns went on to win the match for his brand, it was great to watch the company push Lee to such an extent and give him such a big moment by pinning such an important Superstar in Seth Rollins.

With this, we wonder if Keith Lee is the monster that WWE should be pushing rather than anyone else, and whether his persona fits perfectly with what the company has been trying to create for a long time.