Before Drew McIntyre was the "Scottish Psychopath" and Jinder Mahal was "The Maharaja," both were in a band that played no instruments. On the "PWInsider Elite" podcast, Mahal (now Raj Dhesi) spoke of his time traveling with friend and former 3MB stablemate McIntyre, hinting that there may have been a reason both were released around the same time.

In an exclusive interview with The Takedown, Dhesi dropped the names of the top three dream matches he'd like to have now that he's working outside of the WWE. MORE: Former WWE Ch

In an interview with The TakeDown on SI, Dhesi looked back on his time in WWE and reflected how the backstage atmosphere was more hectic under Vince McMahon. He recalled the time he was wrestling Lucha House Party and the finish was changed mid-match.

Ex-WWE star Jinder Mahal expressed his frustration with the pro wrestling business, while also discussing his goals in pro wrestling following his WWE release.

Raj Dhesi, formerly Jinder Mahal in WWE, has entered a new chapter of his career on the independent pro wrestling circuit and will headline a major show this weekend for the newly reborn Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling promotion on October 19 and October 20 in Windsor,

Speaking with Straight Talk Wrestling, Raj Dhesi discussed his current run on the independent scene and noted that he wanted to mentor South Asian wrestlers. He emphasized that he wanted to give back to the next generation and create camaraderie.