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MLW Signs 5150’s Danny Rivera To A Multi-Year Deal

The already impressive Major League Wrestling roster just got even better today with the signing of 5150’s “Radioactive Papi” Danny Rivera.

Danny Rivera gained a national spotlight as Danny Limelight in All Elite Wrestling while he competed for several other promotions over the past year, but the two sides never came to terms on a full-time contract. As a result, he made the jump to MLW as a part of 5150.

The following is a press release from Major League Wrestling regarding the signing of Danny Rivera:

The “Radioactive Papi” Danny Rivera has inked a deal to stay major league for the next few years.

The finesse and fury of the 5150, Rivera made his MLW debut at the Battle Riot III in July.

MLW matchmaker Cesar Duran reportedly worked with Konnan in brokering the deal with the 5150. Terms of the deal are under wraps but reportedly all parties are “very satisfied.”

MLW can confirm Rivera and the 5150 will be in action October 2 at MLW FIGHTLAND in Philadelphia.

Growing up in New York City, Danny Rivera has a frenetic fighting style combining technical and high flying with a little brawling to make for a potent mix for any grappler.

With pride in his Puerto Rican heritage, Rivera often is seen representing the colors of the island when going to war in the ring.

A Marine Corps veteran, Rivera has trained with the USMC boxing team and was involved in the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program. A dangerous hand-to-hand fighter, Rivera can end a fight in the ring or on the street in a heartbeat.

Thriving in the limelight, Rivera is flashy yet one of the most dangerous you could face in the ring. Especially if the rest of the 5150 are lurking.

READ MORE: Keep Grinding: Danny Limelight Plans To Make Most Of His Spotlight In AEW & New Japan

Are you happy to see Danny Rivera sign with Major League Wrestling? What do you think we’ll see from him over the next couple of years? Let us know your thoughts by sounding off in the comments section below.

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