Jinder Mahal shares new career path after WWE

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“The main focus is to give back to the next generation and just to provide them some information. Because this information, I really had to teach myself, and how I really started was I was sick of paying too much in taxes so I learned the tax code and what my legal loopholes are of reducing my tax liability. As well as my generation of wrestlers saw the previous generation of wrestlers really struggle with finances. You see GoFundMe accounts,” he said.

He also stated that it was important information for younger talent because most wrestling careers were short.

“Just teaching the young wrestlers – start investing, start investing young, and really just have a grasp on your finances because careers are very, very short,” he added. (H/T: WrestleTalk on X)

You can check out the full interview in the video below:

Mahal has also remained active on the independent wrestling scene following his departure from WWE.

Former WWE star Jinder Mahal shares the biggest regret of his career

Jinder Mahal recently shared the biggest regret he had regarding his wrestling career.

Speaking in a Q&A on Instagram, he suggested that he didn’t wrestle to his full potential while in the company. Jinder Mahal stated that he was always building a comeback for the babyface, but he should have changed things once in a while in the ring.

“I boxed myself in too much. My wrestling style, in my character, I didn’t like once in a while pull out something new. My goal was always to build a comeback for the babyface, more excitement for the babyface. And in doing so, I kind of hurt myself in a way,” he said.

Jinder Mahal defeated Randy Orton at Backlash 2017 to capture the WWE Championship. The 39-year-old also won the United States Championship once during his time in the company.