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Mustafa Ali shares his incredible plans for the United States after winning the US Championship

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Mustafa Ali made a return to in-ring action on Raw and has his sights on the US Championship

Bobby Lashley might be holding onto the US Championship for now but Mustafa Ali has his sights on it.

The high-flyer got an important win on this week’s Raw, though he wasn’t in singles action.

Bobby Lashley celebrates at Clash of Champions (WWE)

Nevertheless, Ali seems interested in getting the US title from Lashley. The All Mighty won the crown from Apollo Crews and he seems ready to keep the gold for a while.

The Hurt Business star looks to be in the best shape of his life and it wouldn’t be a stretch if he keeps the title for long.

However, Ali had some grand plans after winning the title and wanted to make the United States a better place.

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Lashley put out a challenge for Ali and it seems the 34-year-old Ali has accepted it.

Changing the US for the better

The United States has been hit hard by several protests in recent years. Many blacks have been killed by the police and protests have hit almost every city.

Ali, for his part, has tried to be a positive agent of change. He was a former police officer in Chicago before making it into WWE.

Ali has won titles across several independent promotions but he has also spoken about some barriers he broke in the wrestling world.

Mustafa Ali in action against MVP (WWE)

The 34-year-old has brought up his Asian heritage and how a Muslim has made it into wrestling. It is all about breaking barriers for Ali and it would be interesting to see what he would have in store after winning the US title.

Lashley might be bringing the flashy suits but Ali seems willing to try something else and make the US better.

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Saiyed Adeem Karim

Ditching a corporate job to follow a dream isn't easy, but when football comes calling, who can say no? Been following the beautiful game since 1998. Liverpool addict, F1 fanatic!

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