Je'Von Evans is looking ahead to the day when he, Oba Femi and Trick Williams share a WWE ring again on the grandest possible stage.
The three performers were closely linked during their respective runs in WWE NXT, where each emerged as a major presence around the brand's championship picture. Their collective ascent also led to a high-profile meeting at NXT Stand & Deliver, placing three of the brand's standout names in the spotlight together. While their main-roster interactions have been more limited so far, Evans sees another significant collision as a matter of time rather than a distant possibility.
Speaking on No-Contest Wrestling, Evans expressed excitement about recreating a memorable image with Williams and Femi, only with WrestleMania and one of WWE's premier championships attached to the occasion.
“Bro, I can't wait for us to take that same picture, and be in the same exact spots, and it's, like, WrestleMania,” Evans said. “Probably with the WWE Championship or the World Heavyweight Championship on the line.”
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For Evans, the potential reunion carries meaning beyond simply revisiting an NXT-era rivalry. It would represent the continued development of three wrestlers who became prominent at the same time and have each worked to establish themselves at a higher level in WWE.
Williams has remained an especially important figure in Evans' view. Evans made clear that he sees Williams' position as earned, reflecting the work that brought him there rather than a surprising development.
“It's great to be able to say that I'm in the ring with Trick Willie again,” Evans said. “And if Oba was in the match, I would've been like, ‘Yo, it's great to say that the big three is in the match,’ you feel me? But we going to get there. We going to get there.”
A Stand & Deliver Connection That Still Matters
NXT has frequently functioned as the environment where WWE's next generation develops its identity, rivalries and confidence before reaching the wider main-roster landscape. For Evans, Femi and Williams, their time at the top of that environment created a natural shared history. Their association is not merely based on appearing on the same brand; it is rooted in being positioned around major NXT stakes at a defining point in their careers.
That background gives any eventual main-roster reunion an immediate foundation. Fans familiar with their NXT history would recognize the significance of seeing all three in the same match again, while a larger WWE setting would add a new layer to the story. The central question would no longer simply be who could break through on NXT. It would be which of the three can become the biggest champion and most enduring attraction on WWE's biggest stages.
Evans' comments also show how strongly he views the group as connected, even while all three men pursue individual goals. His use of “the big three” frames a future triple-threat setting as something larger than a standard match construction. It is a matchup he believes can reflect a generation of talent that has already proven it can carry major attention.
There is no announced WrestleMania match involving Evans, Femi and Williams, and no indication that such a bout has been scheduled. Still, Evans did not present the idea as an abstract dream without a path forward. He offered a specific championship picture that would put all three in positions of considerable importance.
Evans' Championship Scenario
In Evans' vision, Williams would hold the WWE Championship, Femi would be World Heavyweight Champion, and Evans would once again have the Money in the Bank briefcase. That combination would place each performer at the center of WWE's most important title landscape and give Evans a difficult strategic choice.
“I feel like there's going to be a point where maybe, like, Trick has the WWE Championship, then Oba has, like, the World Heavyweight Championship, and I have the Money in the Bank again,” Evans said.
The scenario is notable because it does not limit the trio to one championship or one brand. Instead, it imagines Williams and Femi as the respective holders of WWE's top world titles, while Evans possesses the contract that can change either title picture at any time. Money in the Bank is designed to create uncertainty, and Evans' idea places that uncertainty directly inside a relationship built through their shared NXT past.
Should that type of situation ever materialize, Evans would have an obvious decision to make: pursue Williams, pursue Femi, or allow the tension to grow as both champions watch a former NXT peer hold a looming opportunity over them. It is a hypothetical, but one that illustrates why Evans sees their careers as likely to intersect again. The more each man rises, the harder it becomes to avoid meaningful overlap.
A Money in the Bank holder does not need to announce his intentions immediately, and Evans' imagined setup would make the timing of any decision just as important as the target. A cash-in opportunity against either world champion could turn a reunion into an alliance, a rivalry or a three-way battle for control at the top of WWE.
Three Different Paths, One Shared Ambition
The appeal of a future Evans-Femi-Williams meeting is also found in the contrast between the wrestlers themselves. Even as their histories are intertwined, each has built a distinct identity and set of ambitions. That difference is essential to any possible rematch: familiar history can provide the emotional starting point, but their continued evolution would determine what makes the next chapter feel new.
Evans spoke with the confidence of someone who expects the opportunity to arrive. His comments were not centered on nostalgia for a previous NXT moment. Instead, they focused on elevating that moment to WrestleMania and placing world championships at the heart of it. That is an ambitious projection, but it aligns with the broader objective of any wrestler moving from NXT success toward the main event level.
Williams, meanwhile, remains a key part of Evans' recollection of their time together. Evans' remarks about Williams working hard emphasize a measure of respect that could make an eventual rivalry more compelling. Respect does not prevent a championship conflict; in WWE, it can often make that conflict more personal when the prize is a world title.
Femi's inclusion is equally central to Evans' outlook. Evans specifically noted that having Femi in the match would complete the picture in his mind. The idea is not simply Evans facing one familiar name or another. It is the three-way reunion that matters, because that is the configuration that recalls their rise in NXT while offering the potential for a much larger sequel.
The Long-Term Value Of A Main-Roster Rematch
WWE regularly draws on NXT history when performers reach the main roster, particularly when past opponents have matured into credible championship contenders. A return match between Evans, Femi and Williams would have the benefit of recognizable history without needing to rely exclusively on it. Their earlier shared spotlight would establish why they know one another so well, while their main-roster accomplishments would establish why their renewed confrontation matters now.
Evans' WrestleMania reference is particularly revealing. WrestleMania is not merely another event in WWE's calendar; it is the setting performers often associate with career-defining statements. By picturing the same group photo on that stage, Evans is imagining a full-circle moment in which the promise of NXT becomes proven success under the brightest spotlight available.
For now, the vision remains Evans' own projection of where the three careers could lead. Their interactions on the main roster have been limited, and nothing has been confirmed regarding a renewed rivalry or title program. But Evans' confidence is clear. He expects that the journeys of Evans, Femi and Williams will ultimately bring them back together, with considerably more at stake than before.
Whether that happens in a championship match, around a Money in the Bank decision or in another major WWE setting, Evans has already defined the scale he wants. He is not waiting for a simple NXT callback. He wants a reunion worthy of WrestleMania, world titles and the next chapter for three names who once stood at the top of NXT together.
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