Mansoor discusses role in launching PWR, Kranti debut and WWE-era memories in POST Wrestling interview
Former WWE performer Mansoor spoke with POST Wrestling about helping launch Pro Wrestling Rebellion in India, the debut event Kranti, challenges of running shows in the country, and his memories from WWE including the 2019 Saudi situation and Crown Jewel.
Mansoor told POST Wrestling he played a role in getting Pro Wrestling Rebellion (PWR) off the ground in India and discussed the promotion's inaugural event, Kranti, which premiered this past weekend and is available to view on YouTube.
In an interview conducted by John Pollock for POST Wrestling, Mansoor outlined the logistical and regulatory difficulties involved in running a wrestling promotion in India and described his involvement with PWR’s launch. He framed Kranti as a significant first step for the company and for local professional wrestling visibility.
The conversation also turned to Mansoor’s years with WWE. He recalled the situation in Saudi Arabia in 2019 when talent were held up in the country, discussed how his match may have related to the events at the time, and shared his perspective on WWE proceeding with Crown Jewel.
POST Wrestling’s interview covers the creation and ambitions of PWR, the operational realities of staging shows in India, Mansoor’s transition from WWE to working with an Indian promotion, and his reflections on international WWE events. The piece presents Mansoor’s account and does not offer independent confirmation beyond his on-record comments.
POST Wrestling published the interview on October 27, 2026. Pro Wrestling Rebellion’s debut, Kranti, is available to watch on YouTube according to the interview.
