Bishop Dyer Wins Jiu-Jitsu Gold

Former Baron Corbin adds another medal amid WWE return talk

Summary

– Bishop Dyer won gold at the Jiu Jitsu World League Florida XII competition

– The former Baron Corbin said he earned the medal after limited training due to an eye issue

– Reports have linked Dyer to a possible WWE return after his 2024 departure

Bishop Dyer has added another gold medal to his combat sports résumé.

The former Baron Corbin announced on social media that he won gold at the Jiu-Jitsu World League Florida XII competition. Dyer said he entered the event after dealing with an eye issue and only getting three days of training.

Dyer celebrated the win by saying the gold medal was another piece for his collection. The victory continues his jiu-jitsu success, following gold medals at the same event in 2023 and 2025.

The timing also adds more attention to his name as reports continue to connect him to a possible WWE return. Dyer was released by WWE in 2024, but recent reports suggest he may already be signed or close to signing again.

WrestleVotes also noted that Dyer’s potential return has been heavily discussed and that he is viewed as a locker room favorite. That reputation could help his case if WWE decides to bring him back.

Dyer has stayed active since leaving WWE. He worked on the independent scene and appeared for promotions including MLW, Maple Leaf Pro, and GCW.

He has since departed MLW, which only added more fuel to speculation about his next move. For now, Dyer has a new gold medal and plenty of momentum around his future.