WWE Hall of Famer Goldberg has expressed mixed emotions following his retirement match against Gunther on WWE Saturday Night. While he appreciated working with “The Ring General” and regarded it as a classy experience, he felt upset over the abrupt end to his farewell speech after the loss. Paul Heyman, another WWE Hall of Famer, recently discussed Goldberg’s feelings during an appearance on “Ariel Hellwanishaw.” Heyman explained that Goldberg had very high expectations for his WWE farewell, which he felt were unmet. He acknowledged that Goldberg’s disappointment is valid and that WWE probably didn’t intend to cut off his speech but may not have adequately prepared him for potential time constraints. Heyman also suggested that WWE might not have treated other legends like The Undertaker and John Cena the same way.
Fan Take: This news resonates with WWE fans because it highlights the challenges retirees face in getting proper recognition for their contributions. It underscores the importance of respect and preparation in honoring wrestling legends, which could influence how future retirements and farewell moments are handled in WWE.
