Raj Dhesi Questions What Tangible Measure Fans Are Using To Determine His WWE Championship Reign Was A Failure
Raj Dhesi (formerly known as Jinder Mahal) responds to a fan who called his WWE Championship reign a failure.
In WWE, Raj Dhesi worked under the ring name of Jinder Mahal and won the WWE Championship once in 2017. Dhesi kept the title for 170 days before losing it to AJ Styles on an episode of WWE SmackDown.
On social media, a fan called Dhesi’s WWE Title reign a “failure” and called him a “glorified jobber.” Dhesi responded to this fan, asking what tangible measures other people are using to determine his reign a failure. He said:
“Genuinely curious, what tangible measure are people using to determine that it was a failure? Viewership? Ratings? Revenue? Something else?”
Genuinely curious, what tangible measure are people using to determine that it was a failure? Viewership? Ratings? Revenue? Something else? https://t.co/3HakpPMvrM
— The Maharaja (@RajTheMaharaja) September 5, 2026
Recently, in one of his social media posts, Dhesi explained why WWE’s 90-day non-compete clause isn’t a real thing. Fans can read his full explanation here.
