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Baron Corbin’s overconfidence ultimately backfired, as Lil Yachty survived five minutes in the ring with him. As a result, The Anointed One instantly received a United States Championship match at WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event.

Williams and Corbin engaged in a fast-paced, back-and-forth showdown. The Anointed One seemed laser-focused on dethroning The Lone Wolf as the United States Champion. At one point, Corbin hit his opponent with a title belt to gain an unfair advantage.

Trick Williams overcame the odds and delivered a picture-perfect Trick Shot to Baron Corbin and pinned him to win the contest. As a result, Williams won the gold, marking the end of Corbin’s 36-day championship reign.