Trick Williams has never been easy to define, and he’s perfectly fine with that. The reigning WWE United States Champion addressed his unique character alignment in a recent interview with Rompipallone, offering a refreshingly simple explanation for why he doesn’t fit neatly into the traditional heel or babyface box.
I’m not a babyface nor a heel,” Williams said. “I’m human. That means sometimes I’m good, sometimes I’m bad.
The philosophy extends to how he views his relationship with the crowd, too.
In some people’s story, I may be the villain. In some people’s story, I may be the hero,” he added. “As long as the people are loud, then I’m happy.
It’s a mindset that has clearly resonated with WWE audiences. Williams has become one of SmackDown’s most over acts since his main roster call-up, with “Whoop That Trick!” chants becoming a regular fixture at arenas — including at this past Saturday’s Saturday Night’s Main Event, where he successfully defended his United States Championship against Laredo Kid.
The Most Entertaining Champion
Williams also made his goals as champion crystal clear: “Today I’m going to be the most entertaining United States Champion.”
With a custom white fur-trimmed title belt designed by Lil Yachty, a SummerSlam 2026 title defense looming, and a vengeful Baron Corbin gunning for him, Trick Williams seems well on his way to delivering on that promise — whether the crowd wants to cheer him or not.