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    Congratulations to former WWE star Baron Corbin!

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    Former WWE star Baron Corbin, aka Bishop Dyer, has kept himself busy as a performer, and congratulations are in order for The Lone Wolf since he recently became a two-time champion.

    Last year, Baron Corbin, aka Tom Pestock, entered the Pan IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship and won medals in two different classes. The former United States Champion repeated the impressive feat from July 2025 when he competed in the event a few days ago.

    In the recent event, the 41-year-old star secured a gold medal in the Master 3 / Purple / Ultra Heavy category and declared himself a two-time PANS Champion on Instagram. He won in the same category last year and also secured gold in the Open Class. Later, Pestock uploaded an Instagram video in which he talked about his recent win.

    “Yo, we got it done. Back to back. Two-time PANS Champion. Boom,” Pestock said on Instagram.

    Dyer is still ruling the tag team division in MLW alongside Donovan Dijak.

    Baron Corbin wanted to team up with Bron Breakker on WWE’s main roster

    After Bron Breakker moved out of the title picture on the developmental brand, he feuded with Baron Corbin for a while. The two exchanged wins and eventually landed on the same page when they became a tag team on the white and gold brand.

    In 2024, Breakker and Corbin won the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic by defeating Carmelo Hayes and Trick Williams in the finals at Vengeance Day. Later, they earned a shot and won the WWE NXT Tag Team Championship from The D’Angelo Family.

    The team became one of the most talked-about acts on the developmental brand, but they soon dropped the titles to Fraxion as Bron Breakker was slated to receive his main roster call-up. In April, the team officially ended when Breakker moved to WWE RAW.

    In a post on X, Corbin stated that he always wanted the team to work on the main roster. Unfortunately, it never happened, as The Lone Wolf returned to WWE SmackDown for a short stint and left the company in November when his contract expired.