Tony Khan reportedly wanted to bring Bill Goldberg into AEW for a "legitimate retirement run" that'd likely have played out longer than WWE 's one did. Fightful's Sean Ross Sapp claims that Khan was ready to offer Goldberg terms before the former WCW legend decided to stick with Triple H and remain on WWE's side heading into 2025's farewell.

Overview Goldberg's retirement run against Gunther in WWE turned out to be a mixed bag, as it wasn't as exciting, and his speech was cut off It is reported that the AEW Boss, Tony Khan, had offered Goldberg a legitimate retirement run In April 2024,

Goldberg's last match pits him against Gunther in Atlanta, even as injuries and family tragedy cloud his farewell.

Goldberg recently brought his WWE career to a close with a final showdown against Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship on Saturday Night’s Main Event. While even Goldberg admits you never say never about one more match,

Goldberg was on a roll in WCW as an undefeated brute, and this led to him challenging for the United States Championship, going up against Raven in a Raven’s Rules match on Nitro. The crowd in ...

With Bill Goldberg back in the WWE after a 12-year absence, it is now the perfect time to take a closer look athisimpressive undefeated streak in WCW.Goldberg's undefeated streak in WCW lasted for ...

WWE Hall of Famer JBL looks back on a famous WWE backstage dust-up that occurred between Goldberg and Chris Jericho during a show all the way back in 2003

Calling out your competitor for maximising value on established stars you'd built, then doing exactly the same thing without irony is sure something. WWE signed Goldberg, DDP, Booker, Jericho, Mysterio, Benoit, Guerrero and countless others because they had credibility born from doing well on the other channel.