"I think he was only 80 per cent that night [last start] and that is why he got beaten," says Williamson.
"That is no disrespect to Matua Tana, who was very good that night but my horse has improved since then. His work has been a lot sharper and I think he is going in to this week ready to win."
One of Majestic Man's sharpest weapons is his gate speed and Williamson is open about what his driving instructions will be to son Brad tonight.
"I think he should use that speed, lead and stay in front because he is ready to win that way."
If Majestic Man does lead and is fitter than last start, Matua Tana is going to need to go to another level to beat him and the latter actually raced a length or two below his best when he was beaten last start.
His trainers Greg and Nina Hope were also looking to bring former age group star Enghien to tonight's race, having not raced since October last year, but he has been scratched.
The trotters won't be the only big names on show as Krug could lay claims to being the best juvenile pacer in the country, albeit in a truncated season
He beat William Wallace, a subsequent impressive winner at Addington, in a workout two weeks ago so should dominate even against the older horses in race five tonight.
●Tomorrow racing returns to Ellerslie for the first time since Auckland Cup day March 7.