
Trick Williams wins US title after Lil Yachty survives Baron Corbin at WWE Sunday Night's Main Event
Luckily, Yachty held his own in the ring and was able to get Williams his title opportunity despite being put through a table after the bell.COMPLETE PRO WRESTLING COVERAGE ON OUTKICK Lil Yachty performs in action against Baron Corbin during Sunday Night's Main Event at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Ga., on Sept. With the State Farm Arena in Atlanta in full support of Williams, he came down to the ring in style. Each man delivered forearm arm shots and double clotheslines trying to get the upper hand.
- ▪Luckily, Yachty held his own in the ring and was able to get Williams his title opportunity despite being put through a table after the bell.COMPLETE PRO WRESTLING COVERAGE ON OUTKICK Lil Yachty performs in action against Baron Corbin durin
- ▪With the State Farm Arena in Atlanta in full support of Williams, he came down to the ring in style.
- ▪Each man delivered forearm arm shots and double clotheslines trying to get the upper hand.
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OutKick Sports Trick Williams wins US title after Lil Yachty survives Baron Corbin at WWE Sunday Night's Main Event Williams pinned Baron Corbin after Lil Yachty survived five minutes in the ring to earn him the title shot By Ryan Gaydos OutKick Published September 6, 2026 10:22pm EDT Comments Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video WWE's Trick Williams on how college sports prepped him for pro wrestling WWE star Trick Williams opens up to Fox News Digital about how college sports prepped him for pro wrestling success. Trick Williams needed a lot of things to go right at Sunday Night’s Main Event to capture the United States Championship for the second time.
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