What are WWE's plans for Trick Williams after US title loss at SummerSlam 2026?
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Trick Williams’ US title reign came to an end on Sunday.
With his WWE return, Baron Corbin immediately made his intentions clear, attacking the United States Champion Trick Williams. The back-to-back attacks led to a title showdown between the two at Night 2 of SummerSlam.
Corbin managed to pin Williams using severely underhanded tactics and became the new United States Champion, ending Williams’ reign at 105 days. This loss confused fans who were unable to figure out why WWE opted for Williams to lose despite his astronomical ascent as one of the biggest rising stars in WWE.
On that note, we now have a new update from WRKD Wrestling that reveals what the promotion has planned for the former United States Champion.
Trick Williams has been mentioned as an early pick to win Money in the Bank
According to the report, Trick Williams, after his United States title loss at SummerSlam, is going to bigger and better things in WWE.
The report adds that Williams has also been mentioned as an early pick for a potential Money in the Bank win. The 2026 edition of Money in the Bank is set for October 10, 2026, at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana.
On the other hand, there is also an update on rapper Lil Yachty, who has been making appearances alongside Williams and was also present during the title match at SummerSlam, even taking a bump through a table during the match.
According to a report from False Finish, Lil Yachty is in discussions with WWE regarding a potential new contract. The report also noted that he has recently been training.
What is the latest update on Trick Williams after SummerSlam 2026?
Per WRKD Wrestling, Williams will go on to bigger and better things after his US title loss. The report also adds that he has been mentioned as an early pick for a potential Money in the Bank win.
Is Lil Yachty signing a contract extension with WWE?
Yes, per Flase Finish, Yachty is in talks with WWE for a new contract.
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