Did RAJ Fka Jinder Mahal Find His Rival in BIGGEST Indian Pro-Wrestling Company? | Battlelines Ep 1

A rivalry can change a company. A moment can change everything. Welcome to Battlelines, the brand-new WXM x WrestleTalk series that takes a deeper look at the biggest rivalries and defining moments in professional wrestling. This Is Where The Biggest Feud Begins! In Episode 1, Oliver Davis and Dave Bradshaw break down the complete journey of Raj The Maharaja and Fateh The Zamindar, exploring the key decisions, turning points and moments that transformed a simple conflict into WXM's biggest rivalry. Why did Fateh want Raj by his side? Why did Raj refuse? And how did that decision help shape the future of WXM? Whether you're a longtime WXM fan or discovering WXM for the very first time, this is the perfect place to start. This is more than a rivalry breakdown. This is the first milestone of Battlelines and the beginning of WXM's journey to a global audience. Watch now and discover the moments behind one of the most important rivalries in WXM history. #wrestling #wxm #groundzero #prowrestling #battlelines #wrestletalk | Battlelines Ep 1 | WXM x Wrestletalk 🎵 Music Credit: 'Filaments' by Scott Buckley Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY 4.0) About WXM: WXM is more than a wrestling promotion – it is a movement built on grit, ambition, and the belief that Indian pro-wrestling deserves its own spotlight on the global sports entertainment stage. That journey now continues with GROUND ZERO, our weekly episodic show that goes underground into raw rivalries, real stories, and the hunt to crown WXM’s first-ever Heavyweight Champion. At the center of that vision is a roster that brings together Indian talent including Kevin Malik, Neel, Kaptaan, Dev, Jossan and many more, along with international superstars including Raj "The Maharaja" (fka Jinder Mahal in WWE), lucha libre legend Samuray Del Sol (fka Kalisto), NXT powerhouse Donovan Dijak (fka Dominik Dijakovic), former 2x IWGP Heavyweight Champion Zack Sabre Jr., Emi Sakura, Sha Samuels, and other legends and rising superstars from Japan's NJPW, Mexico's