Dijak Smashes Mr. Happy With Baby Stroller During JCW Lunacy 100

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Mr. Happy’s baby drama just got turned into a weapon — literally.

During the September 24, 2026 episode of JCW Lunacy 100, Mr. Happy picked up a disqualification win after Dijak got involved and absolutely blasted him with a baby stroller.

The stroller shot immediately ended the match, but Dijak wasn’t done. After the bell, the beatdown continued as Mr. Happy found himself getting wrecked in another chapter of the increasingly unhinged storyline surrounding Jasmin St. Claire and her unborn child. And because this is JCW, Dijak made sure to leave one more image behind for the crowd. After laying Mr. Happy out, Dijak threw up the classic DX crotch chops before flipping off the fans.

The attack takes the Jasmin St. Claire storyline to another ridiculous level. During JCW BloodyMania 19, Jasmin claimed she had drafted legal paperwork concerning the baby and forged Mr. Happy’s signature so he would be responsible for the child once she gives birth.

She had already brought Dijak into the situation too, presenting the former WWE star as the stepfather she personally selected for the baby. Now Dijak isn’t just standing beside Jasmin anymore. He’s officially using baby equipment to beat the hell out of the man she says is the actual father.

Mr. Happy technically walked away with the win, but getting cracked with a stroller and beaten down afterward probably wasn’t how he pictured Lunacy 100 ending. At this point, the baby storyline has gone from child support threats to forged signatures to a stroller becoming a foreign object.

What did you think of Dijak using a baby stroller to take out Mr. Happy on JCW Lunacy 100? Let us know your thoughts and feedback in the comments below.

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Steve Carrier is the founder of Ringside News and has been reporting on pro wrestling since 1997. His stories have been featured on TMZ, Forbes, Bleacher Report, and more.