Bill Goldberg isnt mincing words about his return to the ringand hes not coming back quietly.
At 58 years old, the WWE Hall of Famer is lacing up his boots again, and during an interview with Dan Sileo, he made it clear this comeback is personal. Its not about money or egoits about going out on his own terms. And he firmly believes hes still got enough left to prove his point.
When asked why he wanted one more match, Goldberg admitted his final WWE appearance against Roman Reigns in Saudi Arabia was far from ideal. He revealed he was recovering from COVID, hadnt trained for months, and felt blindsided by how things ended.
He said a final match had been agreed upon with Vince McMahon, but that plan disappeared when McMahon was forced out of the company. Years later, a new opportunity came upand Goldberg didnt hesitate to take it.
But it was his next statement that turned heads. Goldberg made it absolutely clear he still sees himself as a top-tier competitoreven if hes pushing 60.
That line alone sends a message: Goldberg doesnt just think he belongs in the ringhe thinks most of the current crop cant touch him, even when hes not at full strength.
Love him or hate him, Goldberg is showing up with the same energy he always hasready to bulldoze whoevers standing in his way, just to prove he still can.\
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