Former WWE Superstar Sanga has shared his disappointment over the promotion\'s lack of Indian representation considering how popular WWE is in the country.
Sanga, alongside Veer Mahaan, Jinder Mahal, Xia Li, and Xyon Quinn, was released from WWE as part of the first wave of cuts under the promotion\'s new era. Sanga had been with WWE since 2018 and left without winning any championship gold in the promotion.
In a video shared to Twitter, Sanga said that he, Veer, and Mahal are all keeping positive despite what has happened. Sanga then shares his disappointment that WWE wants viewers from India, especially on social media, but when it comes to pushing Indian talent, they won\'t do it.
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Sanga understands that creative differences happen but pointed out that India has a population of 1.4 billion people who love WWE and want to see national talent on an international stage. That\'s why Sanga is so disappointed that WWE rejects pushing Indian talent and said fans can look at the history of the company to see that.
The ex-Superstar made clear that he\'s not specifically talking about himself, but that somebody from India should be up there. He adds that there is no Indian employed by WWE and the company will have to answer to the Indian fanbase one day.
Sanga ends on a positive note, stating that God has given him opportunities before and he will again. He concludes by saying that his fans are positive people and he hopes that remains the case, and he will not let India\'s pride be hurt in any way.
Sanga is obviously very proud of his national background and feels strongly about a lack of representation within WWE. Whether his strong words for WWE change things remains to be seen, but if the company does push an Indian Superstar to the top, it likely won\'t be Sanga himself.
