WWE hall of famer Goldberg announces retirement match

WHO IS NEXT?

That’s exactly the question that struck many wrestling fans when Bill Goldberg announced that 2025 will be the year he will have his retirement match. Goldberg hinted at his plans during a segment with SEC Network.

“The news of the day is that according to three executives, Nick Khan, Chris Legentil and Paul Levesque, Goldberg will retire in 2025,” he began.

While things seem to be set with his plans, the details have yet to be fully revealed. No one knows who Goldberg will meet and the timetable remains uncertain.

However, there may be indications that Goldberg is setting his sights on Triple H or perhaps Gunther.

Or perhaps things could take an interesting turn if WWE books Goldberg against Bret Hart, a wrestler who has a personal feud with the former WCW superstar.

“I think we know who the subject or the victim is, probably the frontrunner right now… But you know, in 2025, Goldberg will make his return and retirement match. I have a few months to prepare. No date, no time, we’ll see,” Goldberg reiterated.

A career blessed with gold

Throughout his career, Goldberg was known for his strong performances, at one point going on a monumental 173-0 streak during his WCW days. Finally, Kevin Nash ended his dominance at Starrcade 98.

When WCW collapsed, Goldberg took his talents to WWE, where he lasted until 2004. In 2016, he decided to return to professional wrestling and underwent another stint with WWE. He was later inducted into the WWE’s Hall of Fame in April 2018.

Despite his spectacular moments in the square ring, Goldberg has also been criticized for being one of the most dangerous in-ring performers ever, with his superkick against Bret Hart and his failed match against The Undertaker highlighting his shortcomings. Hart was forced to retire due to the damage he sustained from Goldberg’s superkick, which caused a deep animosity between the two wrestling legends.

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