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Depuis quelques semaines, Jinder Mahal est un des sujets les plus chauds dans le monde de la lutte. Que ce soit à propos de sa victoire pour le titre mondial, son push rapide ou tout simplement son physique. Effectivement, le physique du champion est remis en doute. Beaucoup de fans croient que le lutteur prend des stéroïdes, car son corps a pris une tournure incroyable. Ce sont surtout les veines apparaissant partout sur son corps qui font jaser. Mahal ne comprend pas trop la réaction des gens. Il met de l’avant son entraînement très intense et les nombreux tests qu’il doit passer à la WWE. Il est revenu sur ce sujet lors d’une entrevue avec The Times of India.
“I don’t know what kind of criticism that was. I worked hard in the gym a lot. All the WWE talents are drug tested by a third-party agency and I have been tested multiple times and never had an issue, so you know my transformation is all diet, all hard work. I am a tested athlete like every other WWE wrestler. I have no special privilege; nothing like that. I look like an athlete, I perform like an athlete, I carry myself like an athlete and WWE was not hesitant to put me in a WWE title match.”
Il en a profité pour revenir sur son renvoi en 2014. Mahal nous indique que son départ de la WWE l’a grandement aidé.
“Looking back, my time away from WWE was the best thing that happened to me. I evolved as a person outside of the ring and I evolved as a performer inside the ring. I regained my confidence; I got to have the longer 20-25 minute matches, which in WWE television is kind of hard to have. I needed to get the confidence as a performer and outside of the ring I grew as a human being. I became more mature and responsible and when I came back to WWE I was ready, I was ready to absorb the pressure, I was ready for the spotlight, I was primed for the main event spot.”
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