As news of Jinder Mahal’s departure from WWE reverberated through the wrestling world, Drew McIntyre, Mahal’s former 3MB stablemate, reached out with a touching message.
The announcement of Mahal’s exit, coinciding with SmackDown’s broadcast, left many fans reeling, especially as reports surfaced of additional releases.
Among those bidding farewell were Mahal’s on-screen allies, Sanga and Veer Mahaan, along with Xia Li and Xyon Quinn. Their departures, coupled with cryptic social media posts, hinted at underlying frustrations over the portrayal of Indian-origin performers within the company.
In response to the sudden turn of events, Drew McIntyre took to Twitter to share a heartfelt sentiment alongside a throwback photo with Jinder Mahal. “We showed them once. Now show them again, brother,” McIntyre penned, encapsulating the camaraderie and resilience of their shared journey.
For the uninitiated, Mahal, McIntyre, and Heath Slater formed the comedic trio 3MB, carving a unique niche despite limited opportunities. Their enduring bond remains a cherished memory for fans, reflecting their ability to make the most out of challenging circumstances.
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Throughout his tenure in WWE, Jinder Mahal’s trajectory elicited mixed reactions from audiences. His unexpected rise to the WWE Championship in 2017 initially raised eyebrows but ultimately showcased his ability to defy expectations.
We showed them once. Now show them again, brother. pic.twitter.com/wPy4RbVmTt
— Drew (@DMcIntyreWWE) April 20, 2024
Even recent endeavors, such as his memorable encounter with The Rock on RAW’s Day 1 edition, garnered acclaim from fans. However, subsequent attempts to recapture championship glory saw diminishing returns.
With his departure from WWE, speculation abounds regarding Mahal’s next career move. A consummate professional, Mahal’s talents extend beyond the confines of WWE, suggesting he could thrive in any promotion he chooses to join next. As the wrestling world awaits his next chapter, Mahal’s legacy as The Modern Day Maharaja remains indelibly etched in the annals of sports entertainment.
