Will Goldberg come back to WWE?

Will Goldberg come back to WWE?

Published 4th February 2022. According to a new report, Goldberg is set for an “imminent” return to WWE and could be competing this month! Bill Goldberg was last seen in the WWE when he competed against Bobby Lashley at Crown Jewel in October, spearing Bobby Lashley from the stage to the floor.

Will Goldberg be at WrestleMania?

WWE Hall of Famer Bill Goldberg is set to have the final match of his current deal this Saturday. That’s when he’ll finally face off against Roman Reigns – a match that was supposed to take place at WrestleMania two years ago – at Elimination Chamber for the Universal Championship.

Is Goldberg retiring?

Goldberg is not ready to retire yet At 55, the former world champion is the oldest active in-ring performer in WWE. His current contract will expire after his match against Roman Reigns, meaning he might never compete in WWE again after Elimination Chamber.

Is Goldberg staying in WWE?

He will fulfill his WWE contract and deliver one more match, possibly as soon as WrestleMania 38. And while he is open to the possibility of extending his run with the company, his current focus is the present. “I’m focused on what’s next,” Goldberg says. “If they want to come back to me with something, we’ll talk.

Is Goldberg retired?

Has Goldberg retired from professional wrestling? Goldberg hasn’t officially announced his retirement from in-ring action. However, as he is 55, that time will come sooner rather than later. As of this writing, his last match took place against one of WWE’s top superstars, Roman Reigns.

Did Goldberg resign WWE?

Goldberg has no plans to immediately retire after his match against Roman Reigns at WWE Elimination Chamber on Saturday. Earlier this week, the Hall of Famer said in a video on Instagram that the match could be his last in WWE.

Is Goldberg done with WWE?

According to WrestlingNews.co, Goldberg is done with the final match of his current contract. Thus, he is technically a free agent. Roman Reigns will get credit for retiring the former Universal Champion if the latter doesn’t re-sign a new contract with WWE.

Why Goldberg is so famous?

He defeated Hugh Morris that night, and his famous streak began. Throughout the rest of 1997 and into 1998, Goldberg defeated every opponent that came his way. Goldberg slowly won over the crowd and started becoming their favorite. The fans began cheering for Goldberg as he was the anti-hero of the WCW.