The Great Khali

Stats

• Height: 7’1”
• Weight: 347 pounds
• From: India
• Career Highlights: World Heavyweight Champion

Signature Moves

Brain Chop 1

Standing front

Big Boot 3

Running or Irish Whip rebound

Finishers

Vise Grip

Standing behind

Khali Bomb

Standing front

Attributes

• Strike Power: 100
• Grapple Power: 100
• Submission: 70
• Strike Defense: 75
• Grapple Defense: 70
• Speed: 45
• Jump: 40
• Agility: 40
• Adrenaline: 60
• Recovery: 75
• Toughness: 100
• Durability: 90
• Charisma: 65
• Tag Team: 80
• Overall: 84

Abilities

• Hammer Throw

Bio

Everyone looks up to The Great Khali—whether you want to or not. That’s because the 7-foot-3, 420-pound skyscraper of a WWE Superstar can’t help but tower over all of the WWE Universe. Khali stands out from every crowd not only for his overwhelming size, but also for being the first to blaze a trail to WWE from his native India. His formative years may incline The Punjabi Giant toward some good-humored fun like dancing up a storm or courting a lucky lady for the “Kiss Cam,” but Khali frequently calls upon his Rajput heritage to become a proud warrior in the ring. Khali’s battle-ready mentality and intimidating presence combine to make him a unique threat to every member of the WWE roster. He has successfully stood tall against celebrated WWE Superstars including The Undertaker, Kane, Big Show, John Cena, and Jinder Mahal. And he was the last man standing in a 20-Man Battle Royal on SmackDown in 2007 that allowed Khali to realize his dream of becoming World Heavyweight Champion. Success in the WWE ring has lead to notoriety away from it for Khali, whose sizable achievements have made him a national hero in India. He frequently appears on screens of all sizes from Bollywood to Hollywood, which includes prominent acting roles in the feature films “The Longest Yard” (2005), “Get Smart” (2008), and “MacGruber” (2010), in addition to guest star appearances on the NBC series “Outsourced” and the Disney Channel series, “Pair of Kings.” Acting roles may take up the majority of his time these days, but don’t sell The Great Khali short. The Punjabi Giant will always loom large over the WWE Universe regardless of what anyone thinks of him.

Breakdown

Playing as the Great Khali is a fun ride. He’s the slowest guy in the game and isn’t going to scramble up too many turnbckles, but he is strong and tough. Work to a Finisher and go for the Khali Bomb, preferably through the announcer’s table. For a special treat, whip your opponent into a corner and activiate the OMG moment. He’ll launch into a Superplex that breaks the ring for a win by KO.

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