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WWE Hall of Famer JBL recently praised the 3MB trio of Drew McIntyre, Jinder Mahal, and Heath Slater.
The Three Man Band was formed in 2012 and existed till 2014, primarily serving as a midcard faction known for their comedic antics. However, in June 2014, McIntyre and Mahal were released, effectively bringing an end to the faction's run in WWE.
JBL recently reacted on a match highlight featuring 3MB, reflecting on legendary manager Gary Hart's advice to 'play the hand dealt to you.' He noted that while 3MB's comedic role may not have been what McIntyre and Mahal initially desired, they embraced it and made the group entertaining. JBL highlighted how both McIntyre and Mahal later went on to become WWE Champions after their return to the company.
"Gary Hart once told me 'If they ask you to be a clown, be a clown as only a professional would be one.' Meaning - play the hand dealt to you. 3MB was entertaining - two world champs came out of it, and Heath became a great character also. Not what these guys wanted, but it was a fun group - that did its job very well," JBL wrote.
Check out his tweet below:
Drew McIntyre recently sent a message upon Jinder Mahal's WWE release
Jinder Mahal was among the several WWE stars released this past week.
Drew McIntyre later took to Twitter to express his support for his former 3MB stablemate. He rallied behind Mahal, stating, "We showed them once, now show them again, brother," referencing how they both returned to the Stamford-based company after being released earlier in 2014.
"We showed them once. Now show them again, brother," Drew McIntyre wrote.
Check out his tweet below:
It will be interesting to see what's next for The Modern Day Maharaja moving forward and what he does next.
Team Sportskeeda extends its best wishes to Jinder Mahal for all his future endeavors!
