The Great Khali has revealed which WWE Superstars never complained when he hit them hard.
WWE Hall of Famer and former World Heavyweight Champion The Great Khali was the latest guest on the INSIGHT with Chris Van Vliet podcast. During the conversation, he named John Cena and Triple H as his favorite opponents. He also revealed that they never complained when he hit them hard during matches, unlike some other superstars.
“They never complain, never say, ‘You hit hard. Why do you do this? Why not do this?’ John Cena never complained, Triple H never complained, other guys, some small complaints,” Khali said.
The Great Khali also reflected on his WWE debut against The Undertaker
The Great Khali made his WWE debut on the April 7, 2006, episode of SmackDown, and attacked The Undertaker. He also picked up a huge victory against The Deadman the following month at Judgment Day. Reflecting on the moment, Khali described it as an emotional experience.
Khali also had high praise for former WWE Chairman Vince McMahon and thanked him for giving him the opportunity. He also revealed that McMahon’s instruction before the segment was “kill him hard.”
“This was the idea of Vince McMahon. I want to say thank you to Vince McMahon. So many guys say bad things about Vince, I say he is a real man. He’s a very hardcore businessman; he never lied to me. He made me a star. I never forget that. Very excited and I’m so happy when I debuted. So Mark Henry had the Undertaker match, then I go out. So first face to face, he started giving two or three chops, I give you this big chop, Great Khali chop, then he’s down. This moment was an emotional moment because when I start wrestling, that’s my dream come true to work for WWE. Undertaker is a huge name, so I chop him, so that’s a very big thing for me.”
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