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As we all know, for years the Great Khali has been one of the greatest ambassadors for the product that the WWE has had. The man's value, both from a business and especially an entertainment perspective, is probably greater than any other member of the current roster. Despite being so obviously held back throughout the years, probably due to WWE being intimidated by his crossover appeal (he has been in successful non-WWE produced movies) Khali has still been able to establish himself as a main event/upper card staple over the past few years. From comedy acts, to enforcer roles, to dominant heel runs, and even putting over young up and coming stars like Jinder Mahal (Khali has molded Jinder into the future world champion he has become today), very few performers in the history of wrestling have shown Khali's versatility and dedication to his craft.
The time is ripe for Khali to once again reclaim a world championship for one last run with it.
Similar to superstars like Kane, one of Khali's biggest problems is that he is too good at putting people over. For whatever reason, the WWE feels that guys like this shouldn't have the belts often, or don't need them to be successful. While that is true, it is sad that two legendary superstars like Kane and Khali have less world title (WWE/WHC) reigns combined over their entire careers than Sheamus has in two years. Much like Kane's run of a year or so ago, Khali deserves that one last monster run with the belt, and now is the perfect opportunity to seize what is rightfully his.
The way to do this would be through a feud with Sheamus. After he is done with Daniel Bryan at Extreme Rules, there will be no credible threats left to Sheamus on Smackdown. Enter Khali. He could start off by offering to help Teddy try to get his GM job back, and go around causing a bit of mayhem and letting it be known that Teddy should be GM. At the PPV after Extreme Rules, Khali takes out the tag team of O'Neil and Young (Johnny's two new signings) to prove that they have no talent. He then continues doing this, proving that Johnny's new guys have no talent, until Summerslam, where Johnny makes a handicap match of Khali and Orton versus Otunga, Henry, and a returning Wade Barrett with the stipulation that whoever gets the pinfall gets a title match later that night. Khali then double-crosses Orton, takes him out and scores the pinfall, then goes on to beat Sheamus for the belt that same night. He can then hold onto the belt until a young talent like Jinder or DiBiase is ready to come take it off him.
This is the perfect time to start booking Khali's next rise to greatness. How would you guys book it?
The time is ripe for Khali to once again reclaim a world championship for one last run with it.
Similar to superstars like Kane, one of Khali's biggest problems is that he is too good at putting people over. For whatever reason, the WWE feels that guys like this shouldn't have the belts often, or don't need them to be successful. While that is true, it is sad that two legendary superstars like Kane and Khali have less world title (WWE/WHC) reigns combined over their entire careers than Sheamus has in two years. Much like Kane's run of a year or so ago, Khali deserves that one last monster run with the belt, and now is the perfect opportunity to seize what is rightfully his.
The way to do this would be through a feud with Sheamus. After he is done with Daniel Bryan at Extreme Rules, there will be no credible threats left to Sheamus on Smackdown. Enter Khali. He could start off by offering to help Teddy try to get his GM job back, and go around causing a bit of mayhem and letting it be known that Teddy should be GM. At the PPV after Extreme Rules, Khali takes out the tag team of O'Neil and Young (Johnny's two new signings) to prove that they have no talent. He then continues doing this, proving that Johnny's new guys have no talent, until Summerslam, where Johnny makes a handicap match of Khali and Orton versus Otunga, Henry, and a returning Wade Barrett with the stipulation that whoever gets the pinfall gets a title match later that night. Khali then double-crosses Orton, takes him out and scores the pinfall, then goes on to beat Sheamus for the belt that same night. He can then hold onto the belt until a young talent like Jinder or DiBiase is ready to come take it off him.
This is the perfect time to start booking Khali's next rise to greatness. How would you guys book it?