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WWE Champion Jinder Mahal made a surprise announcement Tuesday on
Smackdown Live when he challenged Universal Champion Brock Lesnar of Raw
to a match at Survivor Series.
The Modern Day Maharaja, alongside his henchmen The Singh Brothers, explained to the live audience that following his trip to his native India, he wanted new competition outside of Smackdown as he has already beaten the best the blue-brand has to offer including Randy Orton and Shinsuke Nakamura.
According to Mahal, despite his lengthy title-reign, he is still not
receiving the respect he deserves so that he will go out and prove that
he is the greatest WWE Champion of all time by slaying The Beast.
It was then that AJ Styles entered the ring and explained that Mahal had never defeated him in a match, leaving plenty of competition left for the champ to face on Smackdown. After a war of words, The Phenomenal One attacked Mahal and The Singh Brothers who quickly left the ring after Styles nailed Mahal with a Pele Kick.
Backstage, a furious Mahal approached Smackdown general manager Daniel Bryan and demanded repercussions for Styles attacking him. The champion then volunteered Sunil Singh of the Singh Brothers to face Styles one-on-one next week which Bryan accepted.
On Monday, WWE announced that Lesnar along with his advocate Paul Heyman, will respond to Mahal's Survivor Series challenge for a champion vs. champion match. Survivor Series which features both Raw and Smackdown Superstars, is set to take place on Nov. 19.
The Modern Day Maharaja, alongside his henchmen The Singh Brothers, explained to the live audience that following his trip to his native India, he wanted new competition outside of Smackdown as he has already beaten the best the blue-brand has to offer including Randy Orton and Shinsuke Nakamura.
It was then that AJ Styles entered the ring and explained that Mahal had never defeated him in a match, leaving plenty of competition left for the champ to face on Smackdown. After a war of words, The Phenomenal One attacked Mahal and The Singh Brothers who quickly left the ring after Styles nailed Mahal with a Pele Kick.
Backstage, a furious Mahal approached Smackdown general manager Daniel Bryan and demanded repercussions for Styles attacking him. The champion then volunteered Sunil Singh of the Singh Brothers to face Styles one-on-one next week which Bryan accepted.
On Monday, WWE announced that Lesnar along with his advocate Paul Heyman, will respond to Mahal's Survivor Series challenge for a champion vs. champion match. Survivor Series which features both Raw and Smackdown Superstars, is set to take place on Nov. 19.
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