WWE News: Goldberg gives a major update on his WWE contract- WWE Hall of Famer Bill Goldberg stunned one and all by defeating the All-Mighty Bobby Lashley in a brutal yet personal match at the Crown Jewel PPV. After his emphatic win at Crown Jewel, the Hall of Famer has revealed that he has just one more match left in his WWE contract.
Goldberg signed a lucrative deal with the company that allowed him to compete in two matches in a year. His no-holds-barred match at Crown Jewel was the third of 2021, which means he has already revoked his contract and is now left with only a solitary match.
WWE News: Goldberg feels he can still wrestle
Goldberg appeared on a podcast of Ring Rules, where he revealed that he still feels he can wrestle but has only one match left in his current contract. Here’s what the Hall of Famer stated,
“I still feel as though I can wrestle. I still feel as though I can entertain. I have one more after this match, I have one more match on my contract, and that’s it. We’ll see what happens. You never know.”
WWE News: Goldberg has competed thrice this year
As mentioned above, Goldberg has already competed thrice this year. He first had a showdown for the WWE Championship against Drew McIntyre at Royal Rumble in January, followed by a WWE Championship match against Bobby Lashley at Summerslam in August.
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WWE News: Here’s the latest update on Goldberg’s WWE Contract status
The Hall of Famer lost both these bouts and then went on to challenge Bobby Lashley again in a no-holds-barred match at WWE Crown Jewel on October 21. During the interview, Goldberg touched upon possibly teaming up with his son to face the father-son duo of Dominik & Rey Mysterio. Here’s what he said,
“Oh you never know, you never know what the next day brings,” he said. “So if people want that, we’ll see if we can give them what they want. You never know.”
There’s no news on when Goldberg will be competing in his last match, but we will keep you on track with the same.
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