MLW signs Dominic Garrini to a multi-year deal

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By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet)

MLW issued the following press release to announce that Dominic Garrini has signed a multi-year deal with the company.

NEW YORK — Major League Wrestling today announced that it has signed Dominic Garrini to a multi-year deal.

Ice cold, calculated and quick to submit adversaries, “The Crippler of Canton, Ohio” is a feared and respected grappler.

Garrini will make his Major League Wrestling televised debut later this month on MLW FUSION, MLW’s flagship weekly series on beIN SPORTS in the US, Canada and Puerto Rico.

Fighting out of Canton, Ohio Dominic Garrini is one of the most accomplished Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioners in the sport.

Reaching the rarified air of being one of the top 10 ranked Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioners in the world, Garrini is a top level athlete. Representing Team East Coast Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Garrini often wears a Gi to the ring and at times even fights in one… with some theorizing giving him the unfair advantage in bouts.

Garrini is currently a Purple Belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu under Chad Kuhn and James Clingerman.

A veteran of over 200 Competitive Jiu Jitsu matches and holding countless gold medals from the IBJJF, ADCC, AGC, NAGA, Grapplers Quest and other organizations, Garrini is as real as it gets.

Blending other disciplines, Garrini can transition from smothering you on the mat to scrapping in hard-hitting brawls.

With unparalleled submission skills, Garrini has been acknowledged by the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Federation’s No Gi Rankings as a top ranked BJJ competitor.

With a background in BJJ, judo and MMA, the “Bone Collector” now makes MLW his hunting grounds reminding victims “tap to submit, fight to survive”

Powell’s POV: Garrini debuted at the Dallas television taping and I’m looking forward to seeing that match when it airs on Fusion later this month. Obviously, MLW officials see enough potential in Garrini to sign him to a multi-year deal, so it will be interesting to see where he’s at in his development as a pro wrestler.

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