WWE News: Jeet Rama unamused with WWE’s booking of Indian stars- Many may not recognize him, but Jeet Rama is a budding pro-wrestler from India who had a brief stint with WWE but got released in the wave of budget cuts earlier this year.
WWE News: After facing the axe from the biggest pro-wrestling industry in the world, Jeet has come up with a massive revelation stating that WWE doesn’t portray Indians in a positive light. Jeet was despondent with the way Indians are booked in the company, which leads to the crowd booing them.
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WWE News: Jeet Rama unhappy with WWE projecting Indians as heels
The 40-year-old Jeet Rama aka., Satender Dagar from Sonipat, who had a brief stint in WWE 205 Live, spoke his heart out in a recent interview about how Indian wrestlers get booked in WWE. He emphasized the fact that WWE is a business, and they do whatever is right from a business perspective. However, at the same time, he wasn’t amused that an Indian wrestler is portrayed as a heel.
“They are doing what they think is right from a business perspective. But why is it that you take any Indian WWE wrestler…why are they always made heels? Why are we presented only as villains? Why do they have to behave in such a manner that the audience there insults them and boos them?”
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WWE News: Former Indian WWE star Jeet Rama criticizes the way WWE books Indian wrestlers. Check details here
He further added, “My soul couldn’t come to peace with the fact that I was making money by misrepresenting my country. When I wrestled at a WWE Live Event a few years ago in Delhi, I saw that the Indian audience was booing Jinder Mahal. Isn’t there something seriously wrong if your home audience isn’t cheering for Jinder Mahal? At some level, we as Indians have to compromise when we go to WWE.- This is the weakness I want to eliminate.”
Rama was a victim of WWE’s bulk release of 2021 and was shown the exit door by the company last month. He has now returned to his homeland India, and it would be interesting to see what’s next for the pro-wrestler from Sonipat. Haryana.
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