Fans are impressed by Lil Yachty's feat of athleticism at WWE's Sunday Night's Main Event

Fans are impressed by Lil Yachty's feat of athleticism at WWE's Sunday Night's Main Event
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Rapper Lil Yachty left WWE fans awestruck as the singer-songwriter put on display an impressive piece of athleticism while taking on Baron Corbin during WWE's Sunday Night's Main Event. Yachty featured on Sunday Night's Main Event to give his friend, and the wrestler he manages on WWE, Trick Williams, a chance to challenge Corbin for the WWE United States Championship. He helped him quite a lot, and Williams ended up winning the title. Lil Yachty's athleticism catches fans off guard To challenge Corbin, Williams needed Yachty to survive five minutes against him without being pinned, and Yachty did just that. Not only did he survive the time limit, but he also showcased his wrestling talent as he pulled out a hurricanrana on Corbin, followed by a cross-body from the top rope. However, the 29-year-old musician was later put through a table after the bell. With help from Yachty, Williams ended up having a matchup with Corbin, pinning him to win his second United States Championship. Yachty's in-ring antics impressed the fans as an X handle posted a video of Yachty going berserk against Corbin with the caption: "Bro Lil' Yachty just pulled off a hurricanrana." The clip quickly went viral, with fans commenting on Yachty's athleticism. Reacting to the video, a fan stated that Yachty was living out something many wrestling fans dreamed about as children, as the fan stated: "Man is living every childhood's dream." Another person commented: "Ayo how tf did he do it so perfectly." One other X user pointed out: "Lil Yachty hitting a hurricanrana was not on my bingo card." Another fan wrote: "I hated the idea of Yachty at first, but you can tell he truly love & respect the craft. He has potential." While someone else commented: "He really showed out and was entertaining." Read more:

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