Yuvraj Dhesi

Yuvraj Singh Dhesi, known in the wrestling world as Jinder Mahal, is a prominent figure in WWE. He embarked on his wrestling journey in the independent circuit before officially joining WWE in 2010. Dhesi made his main roster debut in 2011, where he initially partnered with his storyline brother-in-law, The Great Khali. His career took a turn when he became part of the faction 3 Man Band (3MB), alongside Heath Slater and Drew McIntyre. Despite a promising start, Mahal and McIntyre were released from WWE in 2014.

In a remarkable comeback, Mahal rejoined WWE in 2016, showcasing a significantly transformed physique that signaled his readiness for a renewed push. His hard work paid off when he captured the WWE Championship from Randy Orton in April 2017, making history as the 50th WWE Champion and the first champion of Indian descent. Jinder's title reign lasted six months, solidifying his place in wrestling history. He continued to achieve success, winning the WWE United States Championship at WrestleMania 34 in 2018, followed by two reigns as the WWE 24/7 Champion in 2019. Mahal's journey reflects his resilience and dedication, demonstrating his significant impact on the wrestling landscape.