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Donovan Dijak Leaves MLW, Enters Free Agency

Donovan Dijak has announced his final MLW appearances came this past weekend, and he's now a free agent with a brand new character presentation on the way.

Donovan Dijak is a free agent.

The former WWE star announced on X Monday that this past weekend marked his final appearances for MLW.

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.

Dijak’s biggest MLW moment came as one half of The Skyscrapers alongside Baron Corbin, then known as Bishop Dyer. The pair won the MLW World Tag Team Championship at Summer of the Beasts in June 2025. They held the titles for 317 days before losing them to The Good Brothers in May.

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 said he’ll keep working with independent promotions, naming Progress, Limitless, Juggalo Championship Wrestling, PW Rebellion and Blood Sweat Tears.

I have been wrestling all over the world at an incredibly high level, and I just knew it was time to truly bet on myself.

He also teased a fresh look for the new year.

2027 is going to be an unbelievably exciting year for me. I am going to be debuting a brand new and extraordinarily unique character presentation very soon, and I’m so excited to share my vision with all of you. I know deep down in my heart that I am currently the best I have ever been in the ring.

Now it’s time to Feast Your Eyes on the Dijak Hijack of Free Agency.

Dijak left WWE in 2024, saying the company had stonewalled his attempts to negotiate a new deal.