Trick Williams: NXT Title Win Is Bigger Than Me, I'm Never Going To Stop Fighting
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www.fightful.com— Trick Williams says winning the NXT Championship means the world to him. In the main event of NXT Spring Breakin' Week One, Trick Williams challenged Ilja Dragunuv for the NXT Championship. Before the match, Williams was shown backstage, and he was talking to his mom on the phone. He said that he needed her to fight, and the commentary team later noted that she was in the hospital. Williams went on to defeat Dragunov to win the NXT Championship for the first time. In an NXT Exclusive, Trick...
www.fightful.com—Triple H Congratulates Trick Williams On NXT Title Win, Says The Era Of Trick Williams Looks Bright. Triple H congratulates Trick Williams. Trick Williams won the NXT Championship for the first time by defeating Ilja Dragunov in the main event of NXT Spring Breakin' Week One. WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H then took to Twitter/X and congratulated Williams on a hard-fought match and a well-deserved victory. He called Dragunov one of NXT's toughest and stated that the era of Trick Williams was looking bright. Congratulations to @_trickwilliams on a hard-fought match, and a well-deserved...
www.fightful.com—Trick Williams Beats Ilja Dragunov, Wins NXT Title On 4/23 NXT Spring Breakin' Week One. Trick Williams slayed the dragon and won the gold. In the main event of NXT Spring Breakin' Week One on April 23, Trick Williams challenged Ilja Dragunov for the NXT Championship in a high-stakes match where Trick would have been forced to leave NXT if he lost. Trick and Dragunov battled it out, and the champion overpowered his opponent early on. Dragunov rocked Williams with stiff blows throughout the bout. He took flight and hit a Coast to Coast, but Williams rallied. Trick borrowed from Ilja...
Pro Wrestling Dot Net—04/23 Moore's NXT audio review: Spring Breakin' Night One with Ilja Dragunov vs. Trick Williams for the NXT Title, Roxanne Perez vs. Lyra Valkyria vs. Tatum Paxley for the NXT Women's Title. By John Moore, ProWrestling.net Staffer