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Speaking on What’s Your Story? With Stephanie McMahon, Trick Williams opened up about being a bodyguard for Crews, and he was thrown into the deep end right from the get-go.
“My class is pretty special. We the 2.0. group. Bron Breakker, The Creed Brothers, Tony D’Angelo, Carmelo Hayes, Grayson Waller. All us, we all came in together. This is still during COVID, that funny time right there. And I remember them just throwing us into the deep end. I was there for two weeks, I get a dot on my TR app that said, ‘You’re going to SmackDown.’ I was like, ‘Oh shoot.’ They said, ‘Yeah, you’re going to SmackDown but don’t get a big head, you didn’t deserve it yet.’ Ok, let’s just see what’s going to happen. This is when Apollo Crews is doing his Nigerian gimmick and I’m one of his Nigerian bodyguards. I didn’t know where the hard camera was, I’m like, ‘Oh my god, I just see a bunch of monitors and everything looking at me. It was a crazy time. All the producers, everyone in the back said they loved the segment and everything like that. The next week I get COVID, so they said let’s leave those NXT boys down there, we can’t chance that. So that’s how that whole thing started and ended for me. I wasn’t tripping. I wasn’t ready. It was definitely beneficial for my career. My first time going through Gorilla, I wasn’t even on NXT TV.” said Trick Williams. [H/T: WrestleTalk]
Trick Williams opened up about working with Oba Femi and Je’Von Evans
Trick Williams, Oba Femi, and Je’Von Evans have taken the main roster by storm since moving up from NXT. The three superstars featured in marquee matches at WrestleMania 42, with Williams winning the United States Championship, Evans competing for the Intercontinental Championship, and Femi beating Brock Lesnar.
During the same conversation, Williams opened up about working with Femi and Evans at NXT Stand & Deliver 2025. Trick Williams said:
“Myself, Oba, Je’Von, we all worked Stand & Deliver last year. And I remember everybody said, ‘I’m going crazy. They’re gonna remember our match.’ And that’s exactly what we did last year. Those are two guys, and myself included, who want to be the top of the business. We all competing, you know what I mean? All three of us, we all want that number one spot. But it’s healthy. They’re my boys. ‘You went viral this week? I’m going viral, too. I’m going viral this week.’ Every week, we’re at it. Level up. And I think we’re pushing each other. I’m glad to be with them boys because they want it.”
Trick Williams is still feuding with former US Champion Sami Zayn and was ambushed by him on SmackDown.
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