Trick Williams knows exactly what happens when that music hits — and according to him, it’s not an accident.
During an appearance on First Take, the WWE star was asked why his entrance has become one of the most electric moments on WWE programming. Fans don’t just clap — they rise to their feet, dance, chant, and turn the arena into a party before the bell even rings. Instead of pointing to branding or choreography, Trick went straight to faith and purpose.
“Oh man. I mean, first and foremost, I got to say God, that’s what God wanted. You know what I mean? And that’s why I call myself the anointed one because that’s — hey, I’m just living out my purpose, man.”
For Trick, the reaction isn’t manufactured — it’s something he believes was meant to happen. But he didn’t stop there. He broke down the energy of the moment, from the production to his presence.
“And then aside from that, it’s just lightning in the bottle. I mean, when you hear that bass, when you hear them horns going, you see all that swag, you see all that sauce I’m throwing at the crowd every single Friday, every single Saturday at a PLE, you can’t help but get out your seat and jump.”
That combination of heavy bass, horns, confidence, and rhythm has turned his walk to the ring into a signature experience. It’s not just an entrance — it’s a statement. And Trick made it clear he wants the noise.
“And that’s what I want people to do, man. Make some noise. What that trick all around the world?”
The confidence isn’t forced. It’s part of the persona that has helped elevate him from NXT standout to one of WWE’s fastest-rising stars. Whether it’s a premium live event or a weekly show, the crowd reaction is immediate — and he’s leaning all the way into it.
With momentum continuing to build around him, Trick Williams is proving that sometimes the biggest moment of the match happens before the first lock-up.
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