Former World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) champion Dalip Singh Rana, popularly known as The Great Khali, has a huge fan following in India. Everyone looked up to The Great Khali because the 7-foot-1, 347-pound skyscraper of a man towered over all of the WWE Universe. Khali stood out from every crowd not only for his overwhelming size, but also for being the first to blaze a trail to WWE from his native India. He has beaten the likes of internationally known WWE names like 'The Undertaker', Kane, Big Show, John Cena and Shawn Michaels and others.
Khali returned to India after retirement in November 2014. He now trains aspiring WWE superstars in his academy in the Punjab city of Jalandhar. His profile on the WWE website says, "Everyone looked up to The Great Khali -- whether you wanted to or not." And the latest social media trend on Khali has just proved that people are still looking up to him but for weird reasons.
As Khali keeps his fans posted by sharing his daily activities on social media, netizens have been making bizarre requests on his Instagram posts that will surely make you laugh like hyenas. Take a look.
went through comments in khali's instagram and this was the most epic one: pic.twitter.com/0kepjlsgAf
Dipsha (@tweetsonli) May 30, 2021
Comments On The Great Khali Photo? pic.twitter.com/H1d4wNy39P
Make Islamophobia A Crime. (@NazishAlikhan5) May 30, 2021
Khali sir and never ending comments is more interesting than nowadays movies :- pic.twitter.com/QrUVlCwh9p
Adarsh Singh (@AdarshS84931763) May 30, 2021
My new fav pastime is scrolling through the comments on khali's insta. pic.twitter.com/1mnSsZmeyG
Mohil Khare (@iMohilKhare) May 30, 2021
The great Khali comment section is so lit ?? pic.twitter.com/QDnxaW9eYM
Aayush (@Jahazi_Bhaiya) May 29, 2021
Khali's comment section is the real pandemic, here's why.... pic.twitter.com/XYpb0wWF7P
tish (@jitishaha) May 30, 2021
my fav genre of comedy is comments under Khali's posts pic.twitter.com/S0ssDfLYNt
pocoloco!! (@itsgur_) May 29, 2021
Khali's journey from his ancestral village to the international wrestling arena has been long and hard. Born in a poor family on August 27, 1972, Khali, who is one of the seven siblings in the family, he even had to work as a roadside labourer to earn livelihood. He later went to Shimla to become a security guard.
He later came in contact with Punjab's former police chief M.S. Bhullar, who arranged a job for him in Punjab Police in 1993. He was posted with the 7th battalion of the Punjab Armed Police based in Jalandhar, 150 km from Chandigarh.
After learning wrestling tricks in the police, he went to the US for specialised training. Rana became a professional wrestler in October 2000.
(With IANS Inputs)
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