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WATCH: The Great Khali wishes Indian contingent luck for Paris Olympics 2024 (Source: X)
The Great Khali spoke to the media and wished the Indian contingent luck for their campaign at the Paris Olympics 2024. The WWE Hall of Famer was in the Maharaj Utsav where he was asked about the Indian campaign at the Paris Olympics 2024. Khali was happy for all the athletes who got a chance to represent India at the Olympic level.
The Great Khali wished every athlete in the Indian contingent luck and hoped to see them return home with a lot of medals. Khali hoped to see the Indian athletes give their best performance. The star wrestler claimed that the entire nation stands with the athletes and is proud of everyone who gives their everything to win medals for the country.
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"I wish our Olympic contingent all the best. I hope that they give their best. The whole nation stands with them and is proud of them," said Khali to the media. The star wrestler spoke to the media on the 6th of August. But the video is currently trending as the fans are sharing it on various social media platforms like X, Instagram, and so on.
India's star performers at the Paris Olympics 2024
The former WWE Superstar could relate to the wrestlers being one himself in the past. It was a wrestler who won India its latest medal at the Paris Olympics 2024. At the age of 21, Aman Sehrawat won a Bronze medal. The highlight of the season for India has been the duo of Manu Bhaker and Neeraj Chopra. Both of them have won individual medals at the Paris Olympics.
Manu scripted history as she became the first Indian athlete to win two medals at the same Olympics. Neeraj pulled off a great performance as he threw the Javelin for 89.45 meters in the final to claim a silver medal. In the process, the star athlete became the first individual athlete from India to win Gold and Silver medals at the Olympics.