Rising pro wrestler Josh Bishop has 'been breakout player for us,' MLW owner Court Bauer says

Bishop has brought a unique element to the ring that MLW has been looking for – someone who has a dangerous aura about them.The roster has a few guys who can do that, but there’s just something different about Bishop and the way he has carried himself through nearly 11 months.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK PRO WRESTLING COVERAGEThis page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.

If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated.This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.MLW owner Court Bauer is getting ready for a big few months.

(MLW)MLW owner Court Bauer recognized what Bishop had done this year."He's one of those guys that's just been a breakout player for us," Bauer told OutKick Dropkick."He has that danger element to him.

He's just a machine, just a wrecking machine.And I believe that there's, you know, you want familiarity, you want those guys.

‘Hey, I know that guy, he has a huge following on social media or he was at this company and he was on that TV show.’"But what fans love is the next generation and when someone can bring it and be at the same level as that other guy across the ring from him, like Killer Kross and Josh Bishop's done that and then some whether the night he rag dolled him in New York City and pinned him or when they tore up the ring in Chattanooga, Tennessee, in MLW."Bishop challenged Kross for the title earlier this year but fell short.Josh Bishop gives Matthew Justice a ride down Exit 187 at Major League Wrestling.(MLW)MLW'S COURT BAUER TOUTS 'HUGE YEAR' FOR COMPANY AMID MEDIA DEALS, SPLASH MOVESHe’s come all the way back and even scored a pin on Kross in a tag team match.

It’s helped him earn his latest shot, which will come at Saturday Night SuperFight."All these things leading to this Last Man Standing match this weekend in Cicero in Chicago," Bauer added."It was all just incredible.

He made his case to headline the pay-per-view and I'm like, man, you...