8 WWE Acts Who Would Be Perfect In The NWA

7. Keith Lee

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In an NWA that isn’t obsessed with a certain body type, that encourages its performers to have ideas and to take the initiative, and that lets a wrestler stand on their own two feet to sink or swim, the idea of Keith Lee rocking up in the National Wrestling Alliance is one that’s sure to put a smile on the face of wrestling fans.

Right now, of course, Lee is in NXT and involved in the mix for the North American Championship currently held by Undisputed Era’s Roderick Strong. This article is more of a “what if?” piece, though, and so the notion of Limitless in the NWA environment is a tantalising one.

A cool cat with a unique look and a distinctive cadence and delivery, Lee is the sort of talent who would instantly become a major favourite amongst the NWA faithful, and his one-of-a-kind persona would make him a great fit to bounce off the likes of Eli Drake, Colt Cabana, James Storm, and NWA Worlds Champion Nick Aldis.

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