10 Best Matches Of Keith Lee's Career, Ranked

The Limitless One is someone that the entire wrestling world is talking about lately, and a big reason for that is how hard of a worker he is. Keith Lee has consistently put on incredible matches throughout his career, working well against talents of all sizes.

Whether it's during his time in WWE or prior to him joining the company, Keith Lee has had a lot of great matches. It is one of the main reasons why he is so popular, and, in this list, we'll take a look a the 10 best of his career.

10 Keith Lee vs. Dominik Dijakovic vs. Roderick Strong (NXT, 2019)

Dominik Dijakovic is a name that will pop-up several times on this list considering his past with Keith Lee. But, adding Roderick Strong to the mix here only added to the excitement and changed things up with Strong's fantastic energy and consistent work on one body part.

Strong is an amazing wrestler who never tires throughout his matches, and that's important when wrestling against people like Keith Lee and Dijakovic. It was frantic and chaotic in the best way possible, creating an amazing triple threat.

9 Keith Lee vs. Ricochet (WCPW World Cup, 2017)

While they haven't crossed paths yet in WWE, Keith Lee and Ricochet did put on an unbelievable match for WCPW's World Cup tournament. This is an amazing match that is tons of fun to watch with Lee's power matching Ricochet's speed brilliantly.

Considering how athletic Lee is, though, he was able to match Ricochet, and that led to a very competitive bout. To make it even better, this match is free on YouTube for fans to enjoy.

8 Keith Lee vs. Travis Banks (PROGRESS Wrestling: Chapter 53: Fate Loves The Fearless)

Travis Banks is one of the best members of the NXT UK roster, and he is someone that the company should be focusing on further when the show returns. This PROGRESS Wrestling match with Keith Lee is proof of just how great he is as the two men went back and forth with an amazing match.

Banks is well-known for his hard-hitting strikes, and that style worked well with Keith Lee. PROGRESS is well-known for having great matches, and this is no exception, with the two men having some great near falls to sell the bout.

7 NXT vs. Raw vs. SmackDown (Survivor Series, 2019)

Keith Lee got the chance to work in the traditional Survivor Series match in 2019 in what was a true breakout moment for him. NXT had the spotlight shone on them as a brand, and Keith Lee was the man who stood out as the number one star for his team.

He lasted until the very end where he got to battle against Roman Reigns as the two men went back and forth with a great battle. The entire match was a lot of fun, but it was Keith Lee who really stole the show.

6 Keith Lee vs. Matt Riddle (PWG Neon Knights, 2018)

Matt Riddle and Keith Lee have gone to battle many times on the independent scene, and, every time they wrestle, the outcome is always superb. This is a match that needs a major WWE push at some point, as they would steal the show with ease.

This match at PWG was absolutely superb as they tore each other apart in front of a red-hot crowd. With Riddle's striking and submissions matched with Keith Lee's athletic ability, these two big men had a great match.

5 Keith Lee vs. Dominik Dijakovic (NXT Takeover: Portland)

Dominik Dijakovic has certainly been Keith Lee's greatest rival throughout his career, and the moment WWE decided to bring that rivalry to the NXT stage, both men's career trajectory completely changed. They had many great matches, but their best was Takeover: Portland.

On the big stage with the North American Championship on the line, these two men stole the show. It was an unbelievable show of athleticism with a major Spanish Fly and Dijakovic launching himself from the top rope to the outside. It was a brutal match that saw both men come out of it looking stronger than before.

4 Keith Lee vs. Tomohiro Ishii (RevPro/NJPW Global Wars, 2017)

One of Keith Lee's greatest ever matches came when he represented RevPro against New Japan star, Tomohiro Ishii in what was an amazing wrestling match. This was a complete and utter brawl between two very physical wrestlers who were at their very best here.

The match had it all from huge strikes, power moves, and some incredible athleticism. It's a must-see match for any Keith Lee fan is certainly one of the best of his career.

3 War Games Match (NXT Takeover: War Games 2019)

War Games matches are always absolutely epic, mainly because of how good the stipulation is, and the 2019 match was no exception. Keith Lee teamed up with Dominik Dijackovic, Kevin Owens, and Tommaso Ciampa and they faced Undisputed Era in a tremendous match.

There was some brilliant storytelling throughout the entire show, and, of course, it featured some insane bumps, as expected with a War Games match. The live crowd was firmly invested, and it led to a very special match.

2 Keith Lee vs. Brian Cage vs. Sami Callihan (PWG Nice Boys (Don't Play Rock N' Roll, 2017))

All three of these men now work as top stars for totally different promotions, which highlights just how strong of a place wrestling is in right now. All three of these men are able to work a mix of brawling and athletic styles, and, when combined, it created a really excellent match.

They went to war in this match, which was absolutely non-stop action as all three men brought something unique. When mixed together, the match was just incredibly exciting, and it is no doubt one of Lee's best.

1 Keith Lee vs. Donavon Dijak (PWG Battle Of Los Angeles, 2017)

While Keith Lee and Donavon Dijak have had some fantastic encounters in the world of WWE, the greatest match they have had is actually for PWG. This was a major match that actually put them both on the map as two incredibly athletic wrestlers who are capable of putting unforgettable matches.

This was a very competitive match that saw them both steal the weekend for this tournament. With slightly fewer restrictions that WWE, they were really able to pull out all the stops, which helped make the match Keith Lee's greatest.

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