Dalip Singh Rana, better known as The Great Khali, is a celebrated figure in professional wrestling, renowned for his remarkable contributions to the sport. He began his wrestling career in 2000 with All Pro Wrestling, where he quickly made a name for himself under the ring name Giant Singh. His powerful presence and unique style captured the attention of audiences, leading to significant opportunities in major wrestling promotions, including World Championship Wrestling and New Japan Pro-Wrestling, where he formed a historic tag team with Giant Silva.

In 2006, Khali signed with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), marking a pivotal moment in his career. He debuted as a formidable antagonist, famously attacking The Undertaker and establishing an undefeated streak that showcased his dominance in the ring. His crowning achievement came when he became the first Indian-born World Heavyweight Champion, a milestone that not only elevated his status but also inspired countless fans in India and around the world.

Beyond his championship reign, Khali’s charisma and engaging persona led to memorable segments, including the popular Khali Kiss Cam, which endeared him to fans and showcased his versatility as an entertainer. His ability to connect with audiences transcended wrestling, as he also ventured into acting, appearing in both Bollywood and Hollywood films, further broadening his appeal.

After retiring from in-ring competition, Khali founded Continental Wrestling Entertainment in India, nurturing the next generation of wrestlers and promoting the sport in his home country. His legacy continues to thrive as he remains a prominent figure in wrestling, inspiring aspiring athletes and fans alike with his journey from a small village in Himachal Pradesh to global stardom.