MLW star Donovan Dijak eyes world title at Battle Riot VII, sets high expectations for company's growth

Donovan Dijak will be one of 40 men who will compete in the battle on Saturday at Riot VII Major League Baseball Wrestling (MLW) World Heavyweight Champion.

It will be Dijak’s fourth career rumble, who competed in the 2017 Best of the Ott Loco Rumble in February, while DreamWave continued on at the 2016 Gold Rumble. He told Fox News Digital in a recent interview that he was even more excited because Battle Riot was associated with it.

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“It’s very exciting, especially now that it’s the MLW World Heavyweight Championship, and in my opinion, it’s the most prestigious champion of any professional wrestling competition. I can’t wait to get the opportunity and take advantage of that.”

“Obviously, it’s always a great event. You never know who will come out, but you’re sure I’ll be there. So once the dust settles, I think I’ll stick with the MLW World Championship and I’m so excited about this opportunity, I can’t wait to get the company on my back, leaning on my shoulders and a whole year.

Dijak debuts In the summer of August, the beast of New York City, he has felt his presence in MLW ever since.

He beat Tom Lawler in Superfight 6 Eric Bischoff’s shot Passed to disqualify in December.

Riddle is now in a precarious position of having to defend the title of the other 39 men. To make Dijak win, “this means everything to him.”

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“I’m not a guy with a lot of championships,” he told Fox News Digital. “I didn’t have a lot of championship titles attached to me. In fact, in terms of the grand scheme of professional wrestling, I really don’t have anyone, not only now, but hardly anyone, and that’s a success in a championship game without any significant.

Donovan Dijak is looking at the next step. (MLW)

“At this point, I almost feel a sense of pride because it’s like I see myself as one of them – not only myself, but I think most people would see me as one of the top talents in professional wrestling. So the fact that I was able to do that on a flagship without a major championship really expresses my own sacrifice and dedication and hard work and professional wrestly wrestly wrestly wrestly wrestly wrestly wrestly wrslesles and sorestly wrestly wrslesles and sorestly sivernact.

Dijak made it clear that being with MLW for nearly eight months was “absolute pleasure”.

“They gave me time, focus and dedication. So it was a collaborative effort between both sides and I’m very grateful for this level of investment and dedication because that’s my love for professional wrestling,” he said. “I like that no one is right, no one is wrong. We all work together to figure out what we think is the best situation and demo, and I love that we’re all on the same page.

“I think ultimately, fans are the people who get rewarded for it because they can experience the product of a product that many smart people work together.”

MLW is one of the highest wrestling promotions in the United States, and over the past year, the competition has seemed more rigid, competing for time and space in the industry landscape.

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Dijak said MLW has been on a “continuous upward trajectory” for a long time and expects that this trend to be higher in the coming months.

“I’m the kind of person who has never been satisfied or satisfied,” he told Fox News Digital. “I’m always looking for two steps ahead, three steps ahead, four steps ahead. So I’m worried next month, I’m worried next year or six months after two years, I’m looking forward and thinking about how we improve and how we can increase, which will continue to be my goal.