'I don't': Former WWE Superstar The Great Khali Says He Does Not Miss WWE

Former WWE superstar The Great Khali has a stunning legacy to his name in the company. The former World Heavyweight Champion hung up his boots from professional wrestling in November 2014 and recently revealed that he does not miss WWE explaining the real reason behind it. The former WWE superstar also revealed that he is happy with his current job.The Great Khali was a formidable force in the WWE with a huge physique dominating almost every match he stepped in the ring. The superstar’s retirement in 2014 closed the chapter of his tenure in the company but he recently revealed that he does not miss WWE. Appearing for a chat with Radio Ka Rohan, Khali shared the reason why has not missed the company since his departure.Also Read: 'Now, let’s talk RAW': AEW Star Has Showed Her Concern For WWE' Hour Cut Amid Shift To NetflixKhali said, “No, I don’t miss [WWE] ever” because he has been busy with his own gig. “I train my students but I didn’t do this, I might have missed WWE.,” he added. He also shared that teaching wrestling to his students provides peace, he feels good about his job and that is the primary reason why he does not miss the company or his glory days.He added, “I would still be there if I missed” but left the company to do something for his own in life. “You need to do something for your own in life that’s why I left wrestling and came back to India,” he added.The former WWE superstar further shared that he loves being in India and the country is close to his heart, “that’s why I left wrestling and America to do something for my country.”Khali won the WWE World Heavyweight Championship in 2007 defeating Dave Batista and Kane in the July 20 episode of SmackDown. He also fought against several celebrated superstars including The Undertaker, Big Show, John Cena, and Shawn Michaels, and more. He was also the last man standing in a 20-Man Battle Royal on SmackDown in 2007.Currently, Khali is busy helping wrestling enthusiastic kids taking them closer to their dreams in his wrestling school in Punjab, India.Also Read: Seth Rollins dumped by former Colts star during Colts vs. Bears game