Former WWE champion & Women’s champion send message to Jinder Mahal following his release

Jinder Mahal is an Indian-Canadian Professional Wrestler. He is a four time champion in WWE including his one time WWE Championship and one time United States Championship. The Modern Day Maharaja has a long history with WWE since 2010, who has two runs in the company. Despite having a long history, he had only few appearances in recent times. Mahal was now released from WWE along with Veer Mahan, Sanga, Xia Li and Qyon Quinn. Mahal confirmed his departure on X and it was the talking point of the wrestling industry. Now two of his closest friends in company sent him a message, following his WWE release. 

Drew McIntyre’s message to Jinder Mahal

Drew McIntyre on X shared an old picture of himself with Jinder Mahal and wrote,“We showed them once. Now show them again, brother.”

Drew McIntyre and Jinder Mahal were friends and worked together in WWE in the trio stable ‘3MB’ involving Heath Slater from 2012 to 2014, until both got released from the company. They transformed themselves into bigger stars and returned to the company stronger. Their works in the Independent Circuits paid them good, as both went on to become World Champions on their second run. McIntyre recalled that and motivated Mahal through his message to prove them again.

Natalya’s message to Jinder Mahal

Natalya, one of the veteran women’s wrestlers in the company also sent a message to his friend on X, saying Jinder Mahal is the best and went on to appreciate his friendship. She spoke about their friendship and travel journeys, saying he is the friend for life.

“Raj is the best. Appreciate his friendship and advice so much- and always looking out for me on crazy travel days. He would never ever let me put my suitcase in the overhead of the plane without helping me. A friend for life. Proud of you @JinderMahal”

Natalya also sent her heartfelt message to other released wrestlers such as Xia Li and Xyon Quinn, sharing her memory with them and wishing them best of luck for their careers. Jinder Mahal is now on the 90 days non-compete period and would be a free agent after that. Where do you think Mahal will step in? Could we be able to see him again in WWE? Comment below.

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