MLW star Donovan Dijak talks tag team wrestling being a 'lost art,' partnering with Josh Bishop and growth
The average pro wrestling might feast their eyes on the 6-foot-7, 270-pound Massachusetts native and believe he should be a singles competitor in the ring.However, Dijak has torn it up in MLW as part of The Skyscrapers tag team with Bishop Dyer and now Josh Bishop.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK PRO WRESTLING COVERAGEThis page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.
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(MLW)Dijak and Bishop are set to have a massive tag team match against MLW world heavyweight champion Killer Kross and Matt Riddle.Kross and Riddle have had their differences in the past.
Kross won the title in a Battle Riot earlier this year.Riddle had done the same in 2025.
A win for Dijak and Bishop might catapult each of them into a shot at the world title down the line."I'm banking on them not being able to coexist," Dijak told OutKick Dropkick."Hopefully me and Josh can coexist.
I know there's some volatility there.But he (Bishop) has all the potential in the world.
He's just an incredible dude.Big, strong, exactly what you want in a tag team partner, especially in a tag team called The Skyscrapers.
I'm very excited for his future."I'm very excited to help mold his future and give him the path and the avenue and the direction and the instruction that is necessary for success at the level against guys like Killer Kross, against guys like Matt Riddle, who I've been wrestling for years and years and years, both of them.So, I'm super excited to get back in the ring with those guys and to be in the ring with Josh as well because he's just an unbelievable competitor."Dijak said he was a big fan of tag team wrestling as well as singles wrestling.
He teamed with Mace in WWE and wrestler Mikey Webb.He also credited Tommaso Ciampa with helping him learn the psychology of a tag team mat...