Ginder mahal

World Wrestling Entertainment / WWE

FCW (2010–2011)

In December 2009, he moved to Florida, where he began performing at FCW. In 2010, his contract ended.

Main roster (2011–2014)

April 29 first appeared in WWE. He formed a team with Great Kali and his brother Rajin Sinh, but later committed a hiltern and forced Kali to follow him. Together they competed against Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne and managed to win. On September 16, Mahal defeated Heath Slater . Later Kali did not like these manipulations and their team broke up. On October 7, Ginder defeated Isekiel Jackson . November 11 defeated Ted Dibiasi , after which they began to feud. He later quarreled with Seamus , who lost to Mahal. In the 1000th issue of Raw, Ginder Mahal and 5 other wrestlers attacked Kane, but Undertaker appeared and they threw six hills into the ring. Since the end of 2012, he was part of the 3MB group of 3 people: Heath Slater, Ginder Mahal, Drew MacIntyre. On June 12, 2014, the 3mb group was disbanded; Ginder Mahal and Drew MacIntyre came under WWE reduction. After the draft of 2016, he returned to WWE.

Independent Promotions (2014–2016)

After being fired from WWE, Yuvraj Dhesi continues his career as a wrestler in independent promotions, without using a pseudonym from WWE

Return to WWE (2016 – present)

After splitting brands in 2016, he earned a contract with Raw, defeating Heath Slater. For the rest of the month, Mahal began to lose to players like Neville , Sami Zayn and Darren Young . In a September 12 episode of Raw, Mahal stated that after he left WWE, he “felt anger and rage” and has since “found inner peace” before defeating Jack Swagger.

On a December 19 episode of Raw, Mahal began an alliance with Rusev after Mahal collided with Rusev’s rival Enzo Amore before the two attacked Enzo. In the January 2 episode, Raw Mahal and Rusev defeated Cass in a 2: 1 handicap match. In the January 9 episode, Raw Mahal lost to Cass, who had Sean Michaels in the ring; Michaels performed his finisher Ruseva in the ring, which distracted Mahal. On January 23, in an episode of Raw Mahal and Rusev, along with Brown Strovman and Titus Onil, defeated Enzo and Kassa and New Day. On February 27, in the episode Raw, Mahal and Rusev began to exert tension after Rusev inadvertently distracted Mahal, resulting in two losing to New Day. At Fastlane 2017, Mahal and Rusev informed general manager Mick Foley of their desire to return to the single player tournament, which prompted Foley to place both of them in singles that night. Later that night, Mahal and Rusev fought outside the ring, with the result that Mahal sent Rusev to the barricade. Makhal and Rusev lost their matches to Cesaro and the Big Show .

At WrestleMania 33, Mahal finished second in Andre The Giant battle Royal of 33 participants, who was kicked out by the last Mojo Rowley with the support of Rob Gronkowski . On Raw after WrestleMania 33, he ran into Sami Zayn in a losing attempt. The next night on SmackDown Live, it turned out that Mahal was transferred there as part of the Superstar shake in 2017. Later that night, he faced the winner of the battle royale, Mojo Rowley, in his debut SmackDown and lost after another intervention by Rob Gronkowski. On April 18, on an episode of SmackDown, Mahal was six-sided to become number one for claiming for the WWE championship, after the intervention of The Bollywood Boyz. After Mahal beat Randy Orton and left with the title and arranged a photo shoot with him. Shane McMan took the title from Mahal and transferred it to the rightful owner. The Mahal began to gain an impressive series of victories, first defeating Samy Zane, then Randy Orton, and then in a team match with Kevin Owens and Baron Corbin defeated Stiles, Samy and Orton. And on SmackDown on May 16, he defeated Stiles. At Backlash 2017, Randy Orton defeated and for the first time in his career, he became WWE champion .

Smackdown Town Live on November 7 lost title to AJ Styles

At Clash of Champions 2017, he could not return the title in the rematch.

At WrestleMania 34, he won a four-way fatal battle, retaining Rusev and became the new US champion. He later lost the title to Jeff Hardy. During the introduction of the 24/7 title on every weekly, he turned Truf on hold, but he pulled himself loose, but in the end on June 4 he still kept R-Truf on the golf course, but after 11 seconds he was rolled up by Truf, who regained the title. On June 6, Mahal turned off in the segment near Truf's plane, becoming the champion 24/7 for the second time. After 6 hours, he was kept all the same R-Truff on the plane, losing the title.

• Crown tricks
  • Arm trap neckbreaker - 2016
  • Camel Capture - 2011–2014
  • Full nelson slam - 2011
  • Karachi Valley Driver (Death Valley driver) - 2011
  • Khallas (Cobra clutch slam) - 2017 – present
  • Sands of Time (Fireman's carry double knee gutbuster) - 2010–2011
• Favorite tricks
  • Dropkik-base
  • Suplex Butterfly - 2011-2012
  • Cravate Knee Strikes
  • DDT - 2012
  • Jumping Knee Strike
  • Throwing on the knee, sometimes Slingshot
  • Reverse STO - 2011-2012
  • Stun gun
  • Swinging neckbreaker
  • Sit-Out Side Scoop Slam
  • Yakuza Kick (Big Boot) - 2016-p.t
• Nicknames
  • "(Modern) Maharaja " (Eng. "The (Modern Day) Maharaja" )
  • "The Man of Peace" (Eng. "The Man of Peace" )
  • "The New American Dream " (Eng. "The New American Dream" )

• All star wrestling
  • ASW Team Champion (1 time, current) - with Gama Singh Jr.

• Prairie wrestling alliance
  • PWA Heavyweight Champion (2 times) ^{[2] [3]}

• Pro wrestling illustrated
  • PWI puts it at No. 148 in the list of 500 best wrestlers of 2013 ^[4]

• Stampede wrestling
  • International team champion Stampede Wrestling (2 times) - with Game Singh Jr. ^[2]

• World wrestling entertainment
  • WWE Champion (1 time)
  • United States Champion WWE (1 time)
• Champion WWE "24/7" (2 times)

• Wrestling ovserver newsletter
  • Most Overrated Wrestler (2017)

• Ginder Mahal's profile on WWE .com