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The Great Khali bounces back in style to beat three foreigners
Former WWE wrestler Dalip Singh Rana, known as \'The Great Khali\', who was admitted in a hospital four days ago after sustaining \"serious\" head injuries, bounced back in style to beat three foreigners here.
Dehradun: Former WWE wrestler Dalip Singh Rana, known as 'The Great Khali', who was admitted in a hospital four days ago after sustaining "serious" head injuries, bounced back in style to beat three foreigners here.
Khali, 43, trounced three foreign wrestlers – Brody Steel, Mike Knox and Apollo Leon -- here last night during the second show of 'The Great Khali Returns Series'.
On Wednesday night, Khali suffered head and chest injuries during the opening show of the Continental Wrestling Entertainment at Haldwani and was subsequently airlifted the next morning to a speciality hospital in Dehradun.
The fight had to be stopped mid way after his opponents – Mike Knox and Brody Steel -- beat up Khali with chairs.
Khali received seven stitches on his head before being flown to the Uttarakhand capital, where he was kept under observation in the ICU and underwent many tests to know the severity and exact nature of his injuries.
After the tests, he was discharged from the hospital, although the doctors had advised him against fighting on Sunday. But he still took the ring, vowing to take revenge and he fulfilled his promise in front of his home crowd last night.
