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Donovan Dijak announces departure from MLW

Former NXT star Donovan Dijak announced that he has entered free agency after deciding to move on from MLW.

“I am incredibly grateful for my time in MLW, over the past two years I was given an exceptional platform to showcase my abilities as both a singles and tag team wrestler,” Dijak wrote.

During his time in MLW, Dijak was the MLW Tag Team champion with his former tag team partner Baron Corbin, where they were known as The Skyscrapers.

He added that he also had incredible matches against Killer Kross, Josh Bishop, Matt Riddle, Krule, Kevin Knight, The Good Brothers, Kenta, and many, many more.

“Thank you so much to Court Bauer for providing me with such an amazing place to call home. I am so very excited for the next chapter of my career moving forward,” he continued.

Dijak noted that 2027 was going to be an “unbelievably exciting” year for him and will be debuting a brand new and extraordinarily unique character presentation very soon.

He joined MLW in 2024 after he left WWE when his contract was not renewed.


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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