Mahender Singh Height, Weight, Net Worth, Age, Birthday, Wikipedia, Who, Nationality, Biography

Mahender Singh is an Indian kabaddi player. He was born on 10 January 1996 in Mandi region in Himachal Pradesh.

He lives in Mandyal which is 8 KM a long way from Mandi. He is most noticeable young person of this time of Pro Kabaddi. He debut in ace kabaddi League with season 5.

Bio
Real Name Mahender Singh
Nick Name Mani, The Bulldozer
Profession Kabaddi Player
Physical Stats & More
Height 5’8″ Feet
Weight 70 Kg
Body Shape Chest- 42 Inches
Waist- 32 Inches
Biceps- 14 Biceps
Eye Colour Black
Hair Colour Black
Personal Life
Date of Birth 10 January 1996
Age(as in 2018) 22 Years
Birth Place Mandi, Himachal Pradesh
Nationality Indian
Home Town Mandi, Himachal Pradesh
Current City New Delhi, India
School GHS Ghasnoo Mandi
College University of Delhi
GPGC Bilaspur/HPU
Educational Qualification Graduate
Debut Pro Kabaddi Season 5
Awards Not Available
Family Father : Not Known
Mother : Not Known
Religion Hinduism
Caste Rajput
Address New Delhi, India
Hobbies Travelling, Hanging out
Kabaddi
Jersey Number Not Known
Team Bengaluru Bulls (Season 5,6 and 7)
Nature on field Aggressive
Position Defender, Left Cover
Signature Move Dash
Girls, Affairs and More
Marital Status Unmarried
Girl Friends Not Known
Controversies None
Money Factor
Salary(approx) PKL Season 6: 40 Lakh (Bengaluru Bulls)
PKL Season 7: Rs. 80 lakh (Bengaluru Bulls)
Net Worth Rs 5-10 Crore

Mahender Singh born and raised in Mandi Himachal Pradesh.

Mahender Singh is known as “The Bulldozer”, a nickname given by mentor Randhir Singh.

Mahender Singh was the best Left Cover safeguard in Season 5 .

In season 5 he had 10 Tackle Point exertion against U.P. Yoddha.

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