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#1. Jinder Mahal would be the perfect fit for the Survivor Series team
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Jinder Mahal is easily one of the best options that Adam Pearce has for the Survivor Series team.
Jinder recently moved over to SmackDown alongside Shanky and the two men have stepped into a storyline with Hit Row. As a former WWE Champion, Mahal should definitely have been one of the first names on Team SmackDown.
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It was ahead of Survivor Series back in 2017 that Mahal lost the WWE Championship to AJ Styles and with it, he lost his chance to go one-on-one with Brock Lesnar as part of the event.
Mahal hasn't had it easy in recent years as knee injuries have plagued his career and prevented him from being able to push forward after losing the WWE Championship.
Mahal is currently fully fit and able to step into the slot if needed. Given that there are already three faces on the team and just one heel, it makes sense for someone like Jinder to be added so that there is an equal balance.
