News about Bill Goldberg

WWE Hall of Fame star Bill Goldberg has spoken about why he wouldn't sign for AEW.  The 57-year-old American wrestling legend has been out of the ring for some time now and engaged in talks with AEW president Tony Khan. The ex-WCW champion gave some brutal criticism of the organisation when asked by 93.7 The Ticket about it. 

Goldberg allegedly won 173 straight in the World Wrestling Championship (WCW) in the 1990s - although the figures are tense - until Asuka came along and defeated 174 in a squabble in WWE. At Starrcade 1999, he retaliated against Bret Hart for shaming him for ending his career with a kick to the head. Hart has moaned about the moment, but Goldberg insists it was accidental and that he wants to 'kill him' for reportedly yelling him.

Following Shaquille O'Neal's tumultuous Super Bowl halftime appearance, she launched a fiery rant against Rihanna's detractors, urging them to "shut the f*** up." The 'B*** Better Have My Money' singer reached for her crotch and snared her fingers, which inspired former President Donald Trump, rapper Kodak Black, and wrestling hero Bill Goldberg. On The Big Podcast with Shaq, O'Neal said, 'All you people disrespecting my Rihanna, shut your eyes down.'

Bill Goldberg, a wrestling legend, sluggishly slammed Rihanna's Super Bowl results, calling it "freakin' bad" before admitting to being 'disappointed' by the halftime show. In a display that sparked a lot of praise, yet also criticism of certain aspects of the show, the Barbadian pop icon rode in the middle of State Farm Stadium with the Kansas City Chiefs up 24-14. Goldberg revealed on his CarCast podcast that he was far from a fan of Rihanna's debut, which began with the song, 'B*** better have my money.'

WWE held a press conference on Saturday to announce the main event of the Crown Jewel tournament, but things became tense toward the end of the presser, with Roman Reigns vs. Logan Paul. During the week, rumors and rumors had risen, following the WWE Undisputed Universal Champion's appearance on Logan Paul's Impulsive. Both sides were on Twitter discussing gossip before WWE chief content official Triple H invited Paul to a new episode of Friday Night Smackdown.