The WWE Hall of Famer had his final bout Saturday, losing to Gunther at Saturday Night's Main Event. It was his first match with WWE since 2022, when he lost to Roman Reigns at the Royal Rumble. The sendoff on Saturday was a moment a long time coming, but he wasn't sure for a while as to whether or not it would actually happen.

It appears the TNA President, Carlos Silva, could be teasing a massive return to TNA from a WWE star at this weekend's Slammiversary pay-per-view

Headlined by Goldberg’s retirement match, WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event averaged 1.425 million viewers on NBC this past weekend.

Goldberg expressed his anger and disappointment with how his retirement match played out at WWE Saturday Night's Main Event.

WWE fans watching the live broadcast of Saturday Night's Main Event XL on NBC didn't get to see Goldberg's full retirement speech after the show went off the air.

His son, Gage Goldberg, is gearing up for a shot at the NFL. But if that path doesn’t pan out for whatever reason, he’s got his sights set on WWE. Yep, Gage could be carrying on his dad’s legacy right in the ring. It’ll be wild to see how things shake out, and if he does make the leap to wrestling, can he live up to the Goldberg name?

Goldberg retired from wrestling at WWE's Saturday Night's Main Event on July 12, but a top AEW star believes what they have done tops the WWE Hall of Famer.

From the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, the latest Saturday Night's Main Event delivered the final chapter of Goldberg's wrestling career and a series of personal rivalry matches.

Goldberg's career may be over, but Triple H just made a huge statement about the future of the Goldberg name in WWE.