Continental Wrestling Entertainment (CWE) is a wrestling entertainment company owned by former WWE wrestler, the Great Khali. He runs this show and academy in Jalandhar, Punjab. He has been grooming local Indian wrestlers in his academy and the programme is also telecasted on some of the local channels. Recently, The Great Khali invited former cricketer and world cup winner Harbhajan Singh to the ring.
Harbhajan held a motivational speech for the upcoming athletes, suggesting them to work on the area of their interest irrespective of which sport they chose to pursue. However, Bhajji’s speech was cut down by a wrestler.
The wrestler, whose in-ring name is ‘Dubey-ji’ confronted Bhajji in the middle of the speech. He entered the ring and introduced him as the Singham of CWE wrestling. Harbhajan broke down laughing and mocked him as he said, “What kind of a Singham are you because the Singham’s that I have heard of, have some strong personality, unlike you.”
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Dubey ji’ reverted by saying, “You may be a superstar but you don’t know the first thing about making any sort of motivational speeches.”
The confrontation went on and this led to’Dubey challenging the former cricketer to a fight. He soon regretted that decision as Harbajan hit him hard and he had to escape from the ring. Later, Harbhajan took to his social media to post the video of his encounter with the wrestler. He captioned the post, “Some CWE time at @dalipsinghcwe Khali academy Jalandhar.”
Watch the video here:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BtaA62Wlgxc/?utm_source=ig_embed
This is not the first time Harbhajan is involved in the promotion of wrestling entertainment in the country. He was also a part of the TNA_backed ‘Ring Ka King’which took place in India in 2012.
Watch the episode here:
https://youtu.be/_Q3XJUi9EeI
The show comprised of the big names of the industry and in an episode, Harbhajan was involved in a tiff with Jeff Jarrett in the ring and the latter had to flee to save himself from Bhajji’s backing.
