Hey, My Mom's Basement listeners. You can find our episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube, and Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. All right, welcome back to My Mom's Basement, ladies and gentlemen. It is Robbie Fox here with Trick Williams, coming off your first elimination chamber. Yes, sir, let's talk about it. How do you feel coming off that? Man, I feel like I'm on cloud nine, man. Momentum's running, man.

I'm ready to get this thing, you know, keep the momentum high, you know, keep showing everybody who Tree Williams is. Yeah, I had Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch in here last month. Okay. And they were telling me they hate any kind of multi-man match, multi-person match, Elimination chambers, money in the bank matches, royal rumbles.

I know this was your first one, so it's very exciting.

But do you feel that?

Do you like being able to... elimination chambers, money in the bank matches, royal rumbles. I know this was your first one, so it's very exciting.

But do you feel that?

Do you like being able to get in there for one-on-one?

Does the multi-man match make that stressful?

I could see why they would say that, because it's harder to prepare when you got so many

moving pieces inside these multi-man matches.

But me, you know, the way I operate

and move, I like to take advantage when people ain't really necessarily focused on me. So that just kind of works in my favor. So honestly, it don't matter which way it go. Any match you put me in, I feel okay. Does it feel exciting right now also because a lot of these, you're hitting a lot a firsts on the main roster.

Right, right, right.

Do you feel that every time?

Do you take notice of that?

I do, man.

It's like my adrenaline is at all. right now also because a lot of these, you're hitting a lot of firsts on the main roster. Right, right, right.

Do you feel that every time? Do you take notice of that? I do, man. It's like my adrenaline is at an all-time high. You know what I mean? Like, you know, we traveling, you know, country to country, state to state, you know, barely ever home in Orlando. So, man, at this point, everything just feels like it's brand new. Yeah. What are the biggest differences or adjustments that you've made since joining the main

roster, whether it be mental or physical?

Yeah, I would say the biggest things, bigger crowds, you know what I mean, bigger

spotlights, which adds to more adrenaline, you know what I mean?

So figuring out how to control, you know, all that comes with that. And, man, at the end of that, you know, laying your head down at night and just going to sleep, you know? Like, that's the hard part now because you just always, you always on got. You're jacked up from the show. You always jacked up. You know what I mean? Especially with an entrance like yours where it feels like the highlight of the night arena after arena people are going

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