The Punjabi Playboy Trivia Quiz

Answer: India

The Great Khali is billed from Punjabi, India. He is also billed from The Jungles of Punjabi, India. He invented the Punjabi Prison Match at "The Great American Bash" 2006 Pay Per View, which was dedicated to his native land of Punjabi, India.

Answer: All of these

The Great Khali used the ring name of The Great Khali in the "WWE". He also used the names of Giant Singh in "New Japan Pro Wrestling" and Dalip Singh, which is his real name, in "All Pro Wrestling".

Answer: Brian Ong

On May 28, 2001, The Great Khali was in a match, under the ring name of Dalip Singh, against Brian Ong. This match was at an "All Pro Wrestling" show and The Great Khali delivered a "Flapjack" on Brian Ong. Brian had a previous concussion in the past and was provided no equipment to prevent another one.

He received another concussion which was his last and final injury. The concussion he received was fatal and he was killed in the ring. Brian Ong's family filed a lawsuit against "All Pro Wrestling" and won their battle in court. "All Pro Wrestling" gave Brian Ong's family 1.3 million dollars in damages.

Answer: Ranjin Singh

Ranjin Singh was brought in as The Great Khali's manager in March of 2007. The reason behind getting a translator for The Great Khali is because he cannot speak proper English. In order for him to do promos, they needed to have somebody to translate them from his native language to English.

The decided to bring in "Raw" creative writer, Dave Kapoor, under the ring name of Ranjin Singh to be the manager and translator of The Great Khali and translate all of his promos to English so the fans understand what he is saying.

Answer: The Punjabi Playboy

Ranjin Singh gave The Great Khali the nickname of "The Punjabi Playboy" in October of 2008 when The Great Khali started hosting the "Kiss Cam" on "Smackdown". Every week on "Smackdown", The Great Khali hosts the "Kiss Cam" and his manager and translator, Ranjin Singh, picks a lady from the audience to get a kiss from The Great Khali.

Answer: The Khali Bomb and The Khali Vise Grip

The Great Khali first used "The Khali Bomb" when he debuted in the "WWE" and attacked the Undertaker. "The Khali Bomb" is a modified version of the "Double Hand Chokeslam". He started using "The Khali Vise Grip" in June of 2007. "The Khali Vise Grip" is a version of the "Two Handed Head Vise" which squeezes the head of your opponent.

Answer: April 7, 2006

The Great Khali was signed to a "WWE" contract on January 2, 2006, in which he debuted in the developmental territory of the "WWE" to train and get ready for being called up to the main "WWE" roster. The Great Khali made his "WWE" debut on the April 7, 2006 episode of "Smackdown" when he came to the ring and attacked Undertaker. That started a feud between the two and came to a match the next month at "Judgment Day" 2006.

The Great Khali defeated Undertaker at "Judgment Day" 2006 when he pinned Undertaker after a "Big Boot".

Answer: Daivari

Daivari came to the "WWE" as the manager of Muhammad Hassan in 2004. When Muhammad Hassan was released from the "WWE" after "The Great American Bash" 2005 Pay Per View, Daivari was also gone from the "WWE". He then returned to the company as the manager of Kurt Angle in 2005, which then see Daivari leave the company again after the "Survivor Series" 2005 Pay Per View. Daivari made his return to the "WWE" in April of 2006 as the manager of The Great Khali, a rookie and new "WWE" superstar for the "Smackdown" roster.

The two went from "Smackdown" to "ECW" in July of 2006. Then, the two went to "Raw" in January of 2007. The Great Khali was moved back to "Smackdown", but Daivari was kept on "Raw" back in June of 2007. The Great Khali was given a new manager when he was on "Raw" when Daivari was starting his "WWE" career as a new Singles Match wrestler. Ranjin Singh was announced as The Great Khali's new manager and his translator.

Answer: July 20, 2007

Edge was injured by Kane in July of 2007 and suffered a torn biceps. The WWE World Heavyweight Championship was vacated by Theodore Long, the general manager of "Smackdown". On July 20, 2007, there was a 20 Man Battle Royal and the winner would be the new WWE World Heavyweight Champion.

The Great Khali, Batista, and Kane were the final three participants left in the Battle Royal and one of them would be crowned the new WWE World Heavyweight Champion. The Great Khali last eliminated Batista to become the new WWE World Heavyweight Champion.

The Great Khali then defended his title at "The Great American Bash" 2007 Pay Per View against Kane and Batista in a Triple Threat Match. The Great Khali retained his title when he pinned Kane after "The Khali Bomb".

Answer: Batista

At "Unforgiven" 2007, it was a Triple Threat Match when The Great Khali was defending his WWE World Heavyweight Championship against both Batista and Rey Mysterio. The Great Khali lost his WWE World Heavyweight Championship to Batista when Batista pinned The Great Khali after a "Batista Spinebuster". Batista then lost his WWE World Heavyweight Championship to Edge at "Armageddon" 2007 in a Triple Threat Match with Undertaker also in the match.