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Lil Yachty Survived 5 Minutes and That Wasn’t Even The Craziest Part of Sunday Night’s Main Event

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Trick Williams officially got his U.S. Championship belt back tonight at Sunday Night’s Main Event, reclaiming the title from Baron Corbin after a wild night that kicked off with an unexpected celebrity showdown.

Lil Yachty Showed Up and Showed Out

Seriously, who saw this coming? Lil Yachty opened the show, which is not something I ever thought I’d write. Baron Corbin, ever the gentleman, even told him to “pack it up and take a hike,” but Yachty wasn’t having it. He hit Corbin with the mic, got a two count, then ran like heck! Corbin eventually caught him and got his licks in, but Yachty actually took over for a bit, even hitting him with a stick and getting some great shots. Corbin ultimately regained control, pounding away, but couldn’t pin Yachty. The man survived 5 minutes! After all that, Yachty even went through a table. What an opener.

Trick Williams Reclaims What’s His, But It Was a Brawl

After that wild start, it was straight into the U.S. Championship match everyone was waiting for: Baron Corbin vs. Trick Williams. Trick was looking to get his title back, and you gotta respect Yachty’s earlier fight. Trick was in control early, even getting a two count, but Corbin hung on. Corbin fought back hard, clotheslining Trick on the top rope and throwing him into a table. He pounded away for a brutal 10 minutes, even hitting his Deep 6. On the outside, Trick tried to grab the belt, but Yachty surprisingly blocked him! Williams hit a big kick for a two count. Corbin then hit Trick with a belt shot for only a two count before Trick finally landed his “Trick shot” to get the belt back. It’s awesome Trick got his title back, though the match only got an 83 out of 100 grade. The write-up said it was “fine,” and the guys worked hard, but Corbin wrestling first for five minutes and being the bad guy felt strange.

And that wasn’t even the end of the night! We still had Bron Breakker versus Oba Femi on deck. You have to wonder if Bron will finally break away from “the Vision” soon. Oba Femi is a straight-up star, and Brock made sure t

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