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On Busted Open Radio, WWE legend Mark Henry said he loves Williams’ overall look but seems to hate the special fur championship:

“I thought it fit him very well, the diamonds and fur. But man, come on, man, fur on the title…” (H/T PWMania)

Henry said that when he saw it, he asked, “really?” exactly the way The Miz does. It’s clear that he’s not a fan of that gimmicky look. He also doesn’t believe that WWE will even sell 12 of those titles.

Mark Henry loved seeing Baron Corbin in the mix with Trick Williams

Mark Henry popped huge for Baron Corbin, who made his return on Friday Night SmackDown. In the very same breath that he was talking about Trick Williams’ fur title and his dislike of it, he brought up Corbin, who returned to WWE after being released two years ago:

“Not only is he a friend of mine, I’m glad that he didn’t tell me that that was happening because it would have ruined the surprise that I got.”

Henry said that he “popped big” seeing Corbin getting back to work. It looks like The Lone Wolf is right back in the mix with the United States Championship, which is a title that he held before. He is also in the mix with Carmelo Hayes. One has to wonder what direction WWE plans to take with Corbin.

Perhaps he will resume a similar role to what he previously had.