Keith Lee Comes To The Rescue Of Dustin Rhodes In Dramatic Return To AEW TV

Keith Lee made an emotional return to AEW TV this week on Dynamite, throwing Isiah Kassidy across the ring and earning himself a place in tomorrow night's Face of The Revolution Ladder Match.

Lee has often clashed with his tag team partner Swerve Strickland. Their partnership ended at the AEW Holiday Bash, yet they still managed to defeat JD Griffey and Shane Taylor.

What Happened?

After nearly two months away from All Elite Wrestling TV, Keith Lee made a dramatic return during the AEW Rampage main event. It was an emotional return which saw the veteran All-Star save Dustin Rhodes from being assaulted by two heels.

The match was an entertaining spectacle that ended with a disqualification. Keith Lee's heroic intervention in the ring saved Dustin Rhodes from what could have been fatal injuries had not been for his quick thinking and skill in the ring. Everyone will remember this moment for years to come as one of sports greatest moments ever.

It was a moment that reminded viewers of Edge having to leave AEW due to an injury, yet also demonstrated Dustin Rhodes' incredible strength. Despite all of the vicious attacks against him, Rhodes managed to get up and keep fighting, proving himself one of the top wrestlers in the world.

On the way to victory in the match, Rhodes faced an ominous moment when he was put on a cement block and looked set for destruction by two heel dudes. Just when things seemed to be going awry for Rhodes, Keith Lee entered the ring to save him from getting pummeled by Swerve Strickland and Parker Boudreaux.

This was an impressive moment as it displayed Rhodes' strength and indomitable spirit. Even though he's a heel, he can still work with others to help them win matches.

Lee possesses a variety of impressive skills in the ring. His ability to make opponents think he's going to get hurt, his incredible strength and charismatic nature all contribute to making him an excellent wrestler.

He's a massive brute, ready to beat anyone that stands in his way. As one of AEW's most vicious thugs, he will unapologetically destroy any opponent that stands in his path.

He can be a bit harsh at times, but he has an effective gimmick and is popular with fans for his brutal fisticuffs. Additionally, he's an impressive ring worker with lots of character to spare; an intriguing character that deserves more recognition.

Rhodes Getting Help

On Friday night's AEW Rampage: Slam Dunk, Dustin Rhodes was on his way to a match against Swerve Strickland when Keith Lee saved him. Following an intense wrestling brawl between Cody Strickland's brother Swerve and new goon Parker Boudreaux, Lee - who made an emotional return to AEW TV last week - got up from the mat to come to Rhodes' aid.

Lee had been away from the game for some time, but he could still feel the hurt caused by Strickland and Boudreaux to his former tag team partner and new goon. Once he recognized it, Lee set to work to put an end to their suffering.

Rhodes was able to make a comeback with the help of an old tag team partner, making it unique in the process.

He was able to do it with an age-old wrestling style that still works today thanks to the guidance of his father Dusty Rhodes, who had been in the business for decades and taught him how to tell a story effectively.

Another thing he was able to learn from his father was how to connect with an audience. To do so, he said he ensured he worked hard in the ring and told a good story.

He explained that he achieved success through staying sober, which is how he was able to remain in the ring for so many years. These lessons will be passed along to his students as well.

In addition to teaching his students wrestling skills, Rhodes also assists them with brand trademarking and contract negotiating. Furthermore, he offers a special class on promotions which will equip his students with knowledge on connecting with their fans.

Rhodes' main objective is to empower his students with the ability to engage with their audience during matches and create lasting memories. He believes that if you can tell a story that engages viewers, they'll become loyal fans for life.

Rhodes Getting Punished

Before Dustin Rhodes returned to AEW TV, he was taking some heavy blows. He was up against Swerve Strickland and Boudreaux for the title of AEW Cruiserweight Champion, but it seemed as if Strickland might get the better of him until Keith Lee came to his aid.

Rhys Rhodes' return to AEW TV was an exciting one, particularly considering how badly he got injured before the match. Despite fighting with a torn pectoral muscle, he managed to comeback and win the match despite such a prominent setback.

Though he didn't receive more time on the AEW card, fans should still celebrate his opportunity to prove he was worth the money. As a top star, fans should look forward to his return in the ring when it finally takes place.

Meanwhile, he's been busy with other projects outside of AEW. He starred in the movie Iron Man and was involved with several missions for President Matthew Ellis (portrayed by Trevor Slattery) during his time on AEW.

After returning to the United States, Rhodes was assigned to assist President Ellis in saving his country from domestic terrorists. While aiding him, Rhodes uncovered that Mandarin was actually a deception created by Aldrich Killian.

At this juncture, Rhodes discovered Eric Savin had stolen the Iron Patriot Armor and intended to kidnap President Ellis. Thus, he was sent on an urgent mission to prevent this from occurring.

While at the Mandarin, Rhodes discovered it was a scam and Aldrich Killian had hired Trevor Slattery to play the part of someone stealing President Ellis' armor. In the end, Rhodes freed President Ellis and joined forces with Tony Stark to defeat Killian.

Once the mission was over, he returned to the United States and headed home. Though he was feeling uncertain about his future, he hoped that everything would work out in the end.

After much consideration, he ultimately chose to join an experienced team of fighters competing for the Iron Man title - thus signing with AEW in the first place.

Rhodes Getting Saved

Keith Lee made a dramatic return to AEW TV by saving Dustin Rhodes during an intense moment. Just when Strickland thought he had the upper hand, Lee stepped in and disarmed both men before checking on his former tag team partner before getting him back in the ring for one last round. It was truly remarkable what an incredible moment this was!

Lee has not appeared in AEW since December, when he was ambushed by Strickland and his new Mogul Affiliates Trench and Boudreaux. It appears that Lee has been waiting for an opportunity to make up for lost time.

On a recent episode of American Horror Story, Rhodes was captured by the Mandarin, who wanted to kill President Ellis. But Rhodes had other plans. Utilizing his Iron Patriot armor, he managed to fight off several Extremis-powered villains and free the president before transporting him away safely.

While Rhodes donned his armor, he was also able to merge with jet fighters and tanks and acquire their technology and weapons. By using this knowledge, he could create an entirely new weapon for use in battle.

In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Rhodes was portrayed by Terrence Howard and Don Cheadle. He had been a longtime friend of Tony Stark and played an integral role in both their battle with Ten Rings and Iron Man's escape from prison.

Rhodes was a military veteran who joined the Sentinel Squad, an Iron Man-powered armored team that served alongside Stark and his Avengers. His armor had been modified with Stark's technology and modifications.

The armor itself was constructed from metals and fibers with an array of advanced weapons and upgrades. Furthermore, the suit had a symbiotic bio-armor system that responded to Rhodes' commands and generated weapons and gadgets tailored towards his requirements.

Rhodes' suit had an interlocking system, making him a formidable fighter in battle. Not only could it create energy blasts, remote drones and miniguns with ease; but it also had interlocking capabilities which repaired and upgraded his armor as needed.