More Details Emerge On Dijak’s MLW Departure And Contract Status

More Details Emerge On Dijak's MLW Departure And Contract Status

Dijak is now a free agent after finishing up with MLW, and more information has come to light regarding his departure.

Issuing a statement on social media on November 9, Dijak let the fans know that he had made his last appearance with Major League Wrestling. The former MLW Tag Team Champion thanked Court Bauer for the opportunity over the past two years. Dijak also announced that he would be a free agent moving forward:

“After much thought and consideration, I have decided that this past weekend was my final appearances for MLW and I will be entering Free Agency moving forward. 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. I was able to capture gold as The Skyscrapers alongside my good friend and tag partner Baron Corbin. I was also able to have 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.”

Dijak’s final MLW match took place on November 8, which saw him lose to Trevor Lee. Dijack debuted for MLW back in 2024, and competed in a total of 23 matches for the promotion.

Dijak’s tag team partner Baron Corbin returned to WWE earlier in the year. Corbin quickly made an impact when he defeated Trick Williams to capture the US Championship. Corbin lost the title back to Williams at Sunday Night’s Main Event, which also saw the in-ring debut of Williams’ ally and rapper Lil Yachty.

Dijak Worked MLW Without Contract

In a follow-up post by Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful Select, the former MLW star had never been signed to a contract while with the promotion, meaning that he had been a free agent for a long time prior. It has also been reported that MLW is looking ata  “roster refresh.” This would entail pursuing one or two big names as opposed to several smaller free agents.
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