who is the great khali?
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Dalip Singh was born into a poor family in the village of Dhirana in the state of Himachal Pradesh and is the third of eight siblings. Dalip Singh said, "that other members in his family, including his parents and seven siblings, were all of normal height, but his grandfather was very tall." At a young age, he earned a daily wage as a roadside stone breaker to help provide for his family.\n\nIn 1993, Singh was still working as a road laborer in the Himalya hills when his life's circumstances began to change. By this time he had tried his hand at many sports. He excelled in all of them, but showed exceptional talent in bodybuilding. The Director General of the Punjab Police Department took notice of Dalip and helped him join the police force. The change in employment allowed Singh to further his body building training and he subsequently won titles of Mr. India in 1997-98. His success and hard work led him to train as a wrestler in the United States of America in 1999, where he developed the skills necessary to compete on a global stage, enabling him to win numerous wrestling titles in Japan, where he is currently a very popular figure. Singh's training schedule consists of two hours of weight training, morning and evening, every day. he weighs in at approximately 400 lb. Maintaining his size requires a strict, and intimidating daily dietary regimen. Dalip consumes five kg milk, five chickens and two dozen eggs along with chapatis, juice, and fruit daily.\n        \nUnder the ring name "Giant Singh", Dalip Singh became a pro wrestler for All Pro Wrestling in the United States of America, making his first appearance in October, 2000, when teaming with Tony Jones against the West Side Playaz 2000. On May 28, 2001, Brian Ong volunteered to 'receive' a flapjack from Dalip Singh, a wrestler being specially trained by All Pro Wrestling. This led to Singh inadvertedly causing the death of trainee wrestler Brian Ong. When performing the move, Ong was fatally injured. He had a previous concussion and the second consecutive concussion proved fatal for Ong. All Pro Wrestling lost a lawsuit brought by Ong's family over his death, and were forced to award damages of over $1.3 million to his parents.\n\nIn August 2001, Singh was brought into New Japan Pro Wrestling by Team 2000 leader, Masahiro Chono, along with another big man, Giant Silva. The two teamed for the first time at the Tokyo Dome in October, labelled "Club 7" by Chono, and they defeated Yutaka Yoshie, Kenzo Suzuki, Hiroshi Tanahashi and Wataru Inoue in a Handicap Match when Silva pinned Tanahashi and Inoue at the same time. Singh suffered his first loss in a tag match at the Tokyo Dome in January 2002, being cradled by Hiroyoshi Tenzan. He suffered another big tag defeat during March, being pinned by Manabu Nakanishi, and falling to a German suplex hold. His most critical loss came in August at Tokyo Nippon Budokan though, when, after a falling out, he was pinned by Silva in a singles match.\n\nOn January 2, 2006, Singh was signed to a contract by World Wrestling Entertainment and assigned to the Deep South Wrestling developmental territory for training. With Daivari by his side, Singh debuted on WWE television on the April 7, 2006 episode of SmackDown!, attacking The Undertaker during the course of his match with Mark Henry, causing a no-contest. On the April 14, 2006 episode of SmackDown!, Singh was identifed as "The Great Khali". On the April 21, 2006 episode of SmackDown!, The Great Khali made his in-ring debut, by defeating Funaki in a squash match.
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michael tyson. he's a boxer with the greatest record and a model for up coming boxers.
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GOLDBERG. He could beat every good wrestler. He had epic victories over Rock and Brock Lesnar. Sadly, after his appearance at Wrestle Mania 20 he has not been seen in the WWE.
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khali  is  10  times  more  powerful than  the  dead man,and  undertaker is  surely  going to be  dead
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NO FREEKEN WAY\nundertaker is just one and will never happen again\ngreat khali is just another VERY BIG giant and it is the last thing that WWE is needing right now\nand by the way undertaker will defet his ass
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It looks like this is the guy you wanted: Jawaid Khaliq (23-1-1, 13 KOs). He won the IBO Welterweight title in 2001 with a decision victory over Willy Wise.\nhttp://www.boxrec.com/record009303.html
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Boogeymans whole style is scaring them with his worms and Umaga has to look in the mirror everyday so he doesnt scare easily and The Great Khali is 7 foot 3 and probably ate worms in india for dinner so Boogeyman has no chance of winning. \n\nThe Great Khali doesn't really have a style. He just fights sorry people like the Miz and people like that.\n\nUmaga has beaten everyone that has come to the ring including John Cena, Hacksaw Jim Duggin, HBK, Ric Flair, and alot more.\n\nUmaga is the best choice especially with his deadly Samoan Spike!
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No, because Andre the Giant was in fact 7'3" 575 lbs. in his prime, but now the Great Khali is 7'4" and 420 lbs. If you think Yao Ming is then you're stupid because although he is 7'6" he only weighs 310 lbs. They all suck anyway!
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Khali isn't going to last, he is boring to watch because he CAN NOT WRESTLE he is USELESS, he's to big to be able to do anything people that size lose the ability to move fluently as anyone who saw kurrgan will know
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like the saying goes anything is possible. if khali ends up in the extreme elimination chamber then the match has gotten a whole lot bigger and badder with big show and great khali.
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The Great Khali is Dalip Singh, an ex Indian police officer who was in the Longest Yard. All his matches with the Undertaker are squashes, Undertaker get manhandled and thrown arond like a rag doll. The Undertaker is only having about 7 matches a year nowadays so its no surprise that he hasn't been seen since he was "destroyed". Singh once killed a guy during practice doing the flapjack on them. He is a big buffoon who has no wrestling ability and is making a fool out of himself.
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He Is The Game, He Is That Damn Good!  Screw The Rules! He Is The King!  He is HHH!!!!!!  The Best!!!!!  I Love Him!!!!
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Ring name(s) Giant Singh\nThe Great Khali \nHeight 7'3" (221 cm) \nWeight 420 lbs (190 kg) \nBorn August 27, 1972\nDhirana, Himachal Pradesh \nResides Jalandhar, Punjab \nBilled from Punjab \nTrained by APW Boot Camp \nDebut October 7, 2000 in APW and April 7, 2006 in the WWE
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Hunter Hearst Helmsley or better known as Triple H.  He has come through the toughest of time with Mr. Mcmahon and has still stuck it to him.  He was the only member of the Kliq that had to deal with the repercusions of what happened at Maddison Square Gardens.  He is a wonderful former world champion, he is such a good heel, and he was in one of the best stables in all of wrestling history.
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Well,I m not his fan,but I have met him when he came to Mohali to play a one day match 6 years back.I took his autograph and I was really bowled over by his down to earth personality.I think he is really a nice guy.
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Nope. The Great Khali will win when Divari gets involved. This way, the Undertaker will have an aponent when Summerslam comes around and he will get his revenge there.
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I would have to say the BIG SHOW would take a very easy Victory for two simple reasons.\n        1.Mark Henry is heavy and slow-can't move around the ring--the only thing He relies on is His strength.\n        2.The Great Khali is Big and Clumsy.