• Indian professional wrestler Dalip Singh Rana is known as “The Great Khali” He was part of the 2021 class that got into the WWE Hall of Fame.
• Before he became a professional wrestler, he worked for Punjab Police.
• The video has been watched 67k times, and people thought it was funny.

Indian professional wrestler Dalip Singh Rana is known around the world for his time in WWE as “The Great Khali.” Anyone in India would know that this man is not someone to mess with. You would think that wrestlers, especially smaller ones, would know better. But this brave Indian wrestler, who is only half as tall as the Great Khali, challenged him with confidence.

Also Read

Indian wrestler slapped the referee in a packed house for ruling in favor of the opponent

New Delhi: An Indian wrestler slapped the referee in a packed house...

But the wrestler seems to immediately regret his choice to fight Khali, holding him by the head like it’s nothing. The man was struggling to get out of Khali’s grip, so two other people came to his aid. They put their arms around Khali and pleaded with him to let the man go. The man was then thrown to the ground by Khali.

The Great Khali himself posted the footage to Instagram. It looks like a repost from a meme page since the video also has funny scenes from Hindi movies like the “Khopdi tod” line from Hera Pheri. The video has been watched over 67k times, and people on the Internet thought it was funny.

Check out the video below:

Khali began wrestling in the year 2000. Before becoming a professional wrestler, he worked for Punjab Police as an Assistant Sub-Inspector. He’s been in four Hollywood movies, two Bollywood movies, and a number of TV shows. He was part of the 2021 class in the WWE Hall of Fame. He also started Continental Wrestling Entertainment, which is an Indian company that promotes and trains professional wrestlers (CWE).

Also Read

Wrestler Satender Malik received a lifetime ban, for slapping international referee

Satender Malik, an Indian wrestler, was banned for life on May 19...