Donovan Dijak Backs 2-Man Tag Wrestling as MLW Eyes Growth on Tubi

2 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 7

More than 2 years into his MLW run, Donovan Dijak said tag wrestling remains a "lost art" and argued wrestlers often miss the format's distinct storytelling value by treating it like singles competition.
The 6-foot-7, 270-pound Dijak tied that view to his current partnership with Josh Bishop, saying their upcoming match against Killer Kross and Matt Riddle could propel both Skyscrapers members toward future world-title shots.
Nearly a year as MLW tag champion with Bishop and previously Bishop Dyer has reinforced Dijak's focus on the division, and he said he is helping mentor Bishop for higher-level matches.
Tubi and Veeps distribution deals have strengthened Dijak's belief in MLW's trajectory; he said the promotion has sold out live events for about 3 years and is clearly climbing in viewership and reach.