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Dominic Garrini and Kevin Ku Exit MLW, Decision Was Mutual
PWInsider reports that MLW has parted ways with Dominic Garrini and Kevin Ku, better known as Violence is Forever. The team was part of the Team Filthy stable.
According to the report, confirmed by Fightful, it was a mutual decision. Ku and Garrini appreciated the opportunities MLW gave them but everyone agreed it was time for them to leave the company to work on other goals. The team are not set to make any future appearances at this time.
Can confirm PWInsider's report that Dom Garrini and Kevin Ku mutually parted ways with MLW. Will have more on https://t.co/jy8u4a7WDa this week
— Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful.com (@SeanRossSapp) January 8, 2022
Garrini took to Twitter to issue a statement on the news.
He wrote: “As announced by various outlets today Kevin Ku and Myself have been given our releases from MLW. This was a mutual parting of ways and I’m grateful for the over 2 years I spent in MLW. I’d like to thank Court Bauer for the opportunities he afford me to work in front of their audience in addition to his kindness while I was injured including allowing me to learn the production side of the business.
In addition to Court, I’d like to thank the people that don’t get as much acclaim like MSL, Jared Hess, Brandi, George Carrol and Alex Greenfield in addition the great production team like Charlie and Harry Aaron
Kevin and I are excited to enter a new chapter in our careers and are excited to test free agency waters in addition to continue our work on the Indies
A quick thank you to MLW. Violence is a Free Agent now though. pic.twitter.com/PEGFcoVddg
— Dominic Garrini (@dgarrinibc) January 8, 2022
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