Trick Williams on Potential WWE Main Roster Call-Up – Former NXT Champion Trick Williams has become the face of NXT, and fans continue to buzz about his potential call-up to the main roster. He previously appeared on the January 26th episode of WWE SmackDown, where he saved Carmelo Hayes from Austin Theory and Grayson Waller. Williams remains one of NXT’s top stars, and he will challenge Ethan Page for the NXT Championship on the October 1st episode of WWE NXT.

Speaking on Insight with Chris Van Vliet, Williams was asked whether he thought about when he would be ready to move to the WWE main roster.

“I think about it all the time. But I’m happy where my feet are. NXT is on fire right now, arguably one of the better times NXT has ever seen. So with that, I’m proud to be here, I’m proud to be the face of NXT. We’re going to CW, we got the biggest TV deal NXT has ever gotten, we’re traveling and stuff now. I’m part of it, and it feels good to say, ‘Hey, we’re part of something special here,’” Williams said.

In another interview with  PX11 News, Trick was asked about his upcoming NXT Title challenge on the CW premiere of NXT.

“That’s right. Ethan Page is what I like to call a impostor. He came to our brand probably three to four months ago, and he stole my title. Now it’s retribution time. We’re gonna see him in Chicago on October 1st, and it’s a title match. This is the debut of our CW premiere, so I have everything on the line, everything to gain. I’m the man to represent NXT, and I’m ready to prove that October 1st.”

Trick Williams on Potential WWE Main Roster Call-Up

Viewership Numbers for 9/28 AEW Collision – The viewership numbers are in for the Saturday, September 28, 2024 episode of AEW Collision on TNT, and they show a significant increase from the previous week. According to WrestleNomics, the 9/28 episode drew 435,000 viewers, a notable rise from the 347,000 viewers who tuned in for the September 21 episode.

In terms of ratings, the show achieved a 0.13 rating in the 18 to 49 demographic, marking an improvement over the previous week’s 0.12 rating in the same key demo.

It’s worth noting that last week’s episode was a taped broadcast and featured the special annual “Grand Slam” event held at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens, New York. Despite facing competition from college football games, the show finished third on cable television for the night, indicating a solid performance for AEW Collision during this competitive sports weekend.

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Viewership Numbers for 9/28 AEW Collision

Matt Cardona Surprised by Lack of Offers from WWE and AEW – Matt Cardona expressed his surprise at not receiving offers from either WWE or AEW. During an interview with Steven Muehlhausen on Walkway to Fight Club, Cardona shared his thoughts candidly.

“Listen, I’ll be completely honest,” Cardona said. “I don’t know what the f**k is going on [laughs]. I’ve done everything there is to do. I am legit shocked I have not gotten an offer from any company, and that’s not me being egotistical. That’s me being realistic. I’ve done all there is [to do]. What else can I possibly do?”

Despite his shock, Cardona emphasized that he isn’t allowing frustration or bitterness to influence his journey.

Cardona continued, “But I can’t let this run be fueled by bitterness or negativity. It was never, ‘Oh, I gotta prove people wrong.’ It was, ‘I’ve gotta prove my fans right,’ and I feel like I have done that. But I think the second you get bitter, the second you get angry is where you lose yourself, and I’m not gonna let this run be fueled by negativity. I’m gonna let it be fueled by trying to prove myself right, and I feel like I have. But there’s more to prove.”

While Cardona’s success on the independent circuit and in TNA is undeniable, his comments reflect a desire for further recognition and new opportunities in major promotions like WWE and AEW, leaving fans curious about what the future holds for him.

Matt Cardona Surprised by Lack of Offers from WWE and AEW