Trick Williams, the new WWE United States Champion, appeared as a guest on the Nightcap podcast for an interview.
During the discussion, the owner of “The Lemon Pepper Steppers” spoke about the rise of Oba Femi in WWE, gave props to Sami Zayn and more.
Featured below are some of the highlights from the interview where he touches on these topics with his thoughts. Also embedded below is a complete video archive of the discussion.
On rise of Oba Femi in WWE: “Oba’s my boy, man, we was at NXT together. We both been on the main roster for about four months now. Man, I gotta brag on him because, man, he’s taking over and I’m taking over on opposite brands. He on Raw, I’m on SmackDown. You know, he’s going to be in my wedding and everything, man. He’s one of my groomsmen. He was doing his thing. He retired Brock Lesnar tonight. We never seen Brock look so vulnerable.”
On praise for Sami Zayn: “Man, there’s something about it, man. You can tell when the people ready. You know what I mean? Man, shout out to Sami Zayn, man. He’s a great opponent. You know what I mean? He’s been in the business a long time. I’m talking about 15 years at the high level of WWE. But I think what took that match to the next level today is, man, he kicked me in my nose and it upset me a little bit. I ain’t gonna lie. You know, he kicked me in my nose and I felt like, you know, he had bad energy. So, you know what I mean? So… from that point on, we was on and rocking. But sometimes that’s the best thing, that extra energy, that extra juice that you need. Sometimes, you know, you got to slap your teammate on the helmet and say, ‘hey, get right,’ you know what I mean? Yeah, that’s what happened today.”
On the biggest difference between pro wrestling and pro football: “Let me tell you, them bumps hurt. Man, hitting that ground hurt every single time. You know, people say what they say about the business, but I tell you, man, this is 52 weeks a year. 52 weeks a year, man, you got to get up, whether you feel like it, whether you don’t. You know what I mean? I would say that’s the biggest difference I’ve experienced from playing football and being here. You know what I mean? There ain’t no offseason. You know, I’m at Monday Night Raw tomorrow. You know what I mean? That’s the Super Bowl. Everybody else had their Super Bowl day off for three months. You know, we right back at it tomorrow. You got to fill the seats.”
