The True Story Of Goldberg's Streak
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- From his first TV match, through the championship win, and for the months that followed, Goldberg was undefeated, amassing what WCW claimed was a 173-match consecutive win record. This is The True Story Of Goldberg's Streak.
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"What Happened to that Wrestler?" Every wrestler who went up against Goldberg's streak.
Mason Ryan, Stevie Ray, Earthquake, Alundra Blayze
@@J92-DS🎶 🎵 🎶
That would be almost impossible 😅
Whatever happened to WCW jobber Terra Ryzin?
Went to WWE and became a star 😎@@smoketnt5290
It's worth noting that part of the reason why WCW's "official" count for Goldberg's streak was so far above the actual count is because at Road Wild 1998 Goldberg was a part of the 9-man nWo Invitational Battle Royal (despite never actually being invited by the nWo), eliminating six of the competitors (& even setting up Lex Liger to be eliminated by The Giant). WCW, in all its "wisdom", decided to count each elimination as a "win" for Goldberg's streak, and while it certainly wasn't the primary reason for the inflation it's easily the most egregious example for a single night.
Wrestling Bios counted Goldberg's actual streak count while doing his Reliving the War series, and the two biggest takeaways are that, earlier on, WCW seemingly UNDERcounted Goldberg's streak by two or three (as they likely didn't count some house show wins), and once WCW counted the Road Wild elimination there was no way WCW was ever going to be close to the real number.
It's like WWE saying there was 93,000 fans in the Pontiac Silverdome when in reality there were some empty seats which were covered in the dome yet WWE couldn't help themselves since Andre was the draw and the reason so many people wanted to see him put Hogan over.
It feels like they could have just ignored a few house shows and got the tv figure to match the real figure.
@@mankytoes I don't understand what any of you were talking about and I'm not going to watch this. Over on wrestling bios they did a reliving the war series where they did his entire streak, counted every match on every house show and every dark match, and in fact WCW undercounted his streak by 3 matches.
@deadend1041 lol by all means don't let that stop you commenting
Well I see he was undefeated before the streak. Best by a jobber.
"The guy with bell-bottoms that Cody owned on Twitter that time" 😂
lmaoo I started looking for this comment right when he said it
That's the most accurate assessment of Disco Inferno's career I've ever heard.
Cody didn’t really own him though. Disco was never a top guy but he was over with the crowd. According to Dave Meltzer, Disco’s matches used to get pretty good ratings and his merch sales were decent.
Considering how many times WWE had titles won during fictional Brazilian tournaments, I think WCW was allowed to BS a streak.
They should have a real title tournament in Rio to balance it out.
You know Goldberg was red hot when Hogan wants to job to him " That works for me brotha"
The most copy pasted comment on any wrestling video
Supposedly what happened is someone high up at WCW (bishoff probably but I can't remember if that was who it was for sure) decided to make Goldberg champ but wanted him to have his win at a ppv (likely fall brawl or Halloween havok) but hogan wanted the match to happen at the Georgia dome nitro show because he knew their would be a lot of turner big wigs in attendance and he wanted them to see him being a team player and putting over Goldberg. That's why there was no buildup to the match. I believe it was 1st announced at the thunder before that nitro so they had 4 days and no prime time shows to promote what was going to be a huge match. They gave away a massive ppv buy so hogan could look good in front of the turner ppl. Apologies if this was addressed in the video, I'm only 2 and a half minutes in so far. O and hogan was expecting to get the win back and being the guy who ended the streak and get the belt back.
Money, money, money
Those of us who remember 1998 WCW will understand this video very very well. Goldberg was a super draw
but wasn't treated as a draw due to Hogan's ego and Goldberg not main eventing until he suffer his first loss
He was stratosphericlly over at the time, unstoppable.
The crowd noise and pop he'd receive when the security banged on his door before his entrance was something else. It erupted and reverberated the entire arena.
I hadn't been to an event where the crowd went balls to wall ballistic like that since the late 80s when Ultimate Warrior's entrance begun.
Hulk Hogan had the enthusiasm also, but it wasn't as intense, it had a more different feel, like patriotic admiration and just happy to be apart of what's to come.
I wasn't even a big wrestling fan and if i was it wwf not wcw, didn't have sky and was in yr 8, yet I knew who he was just by having an n64
If he was such a draw… WCW wouldn’t have gone belly up with Goldberg at the helm.
Fact is… Bill was nothing but a Wish List Steve Austin
@how old were you in 1998 ?
Now, I'll wait for a video on AAA's Psycho Circus and their "600" wins streak from 2007 to 2010
Wrestling Bios compared Goldberg’s streak to Cagematch records and found at least one occasion where WCW short-changed him, he’d won something like six house show matches between a couple of TV appearances but they only added three or four wins to his record.
Do you still remember his final number? Was his also 155-0? I'm also watching reliving the war but don't remember his number
@@robertosobreiro6212 From "Raw vs Nitro "Reliving The War": Episode 165 - December 21st 1998" the Final Number before Starrcade 98 was WCW: 174 and RTW: 158. Ironically enough, WCW undercut themselves again when Goldberg lost the streak as they flip flopped between the final number being 173 and 174 during the night of Starrcade. Michael Buffer said that Goldberg had an ongoing 174 Win Streak during his entrance while Tony Schiavone claimed that it was 173 at the start and Bobby Heenan said the final number was 173 at the end of the show. Fucking hell WCW.
@@robertosobreiro6212no it was inflated but i don't remember the total
@@robertosobreiro6212 It was around 155 (152 comes to mind). The interesting thing I learned from RTW was that most of the inflated numbers came from the last two months of his streak.
The entire controversy comes down to a battle Royal where he eliminated 6 people and they counted it as 6 victories.
Despite the many controversies throughout his career, You can't deny that he defined starpower. He had all the aspect to be a top wrestler of the company: Presence, His spears, Crowd control etc..
“He had all the aspect to be a top wrestler”
Except actual wrestling ability…
@@saicharand7765 and he was terrible on the mic. lol.
@@saicharand7765womp womp, it’s about being larger than life, the wrestling ability part is secondary
@@oasisg9he had presence and what all these kids use nowadays the word “aura”, that’s all that mattered
@@Kantoterror123honestly, as sad as that sounds, you're right about that.
Goldberg is a perfect example of being in the right place and at the right time...trust me, this wouldnt have worked in today's landscape...
@@Venemofthe888 Yeah. After the streak, comes the question of what do you do with a monster that can be beaten? Goldberg could have been more, but nope, his character and story WAS his streak.
Call me naive. But I think it could.
I think they made a mistake having end against Nash. I'd have ran it for 18 months. Who would have been a good wrestler to beat him?
Too many smark nerds nowadays to ruin anything and everything once it gains a modicum of support
Yes it could have if no one never done it
Sting is the realest guy in wrestling for being the big 100-0 for Goldberg, what a good dude
Wrestling's biggest one trick pony.
Edit: Regal has stated that he was instructed to put on a match that was at least 6 minutes long, this would expose that Goldberg couldn't wrestle beyond what fans had already seen.
Yes but that's wcw blame they know he was limited but they did it anyway which was kind of embarrassing.
You know he can't go with those type of matches with those type of moves so why even embarrass him why not just tell him that he needs to update his skills a little bit more.
Didn't Arn Anderson recently confess to being the "mystery agent" who told Regal to do what he did?
I believe William Regal when he tells that story but I also think he was a fool for doing it.
@@attiepollard7847this is the part I dont understand is people act like he wrote the script or was in charge of how matches played out
@@mikemurphy6152 it's a combination of they were jealous of his star rising so quickly, and people thinking that Goldberg never respected the business of professional wrestling also a bit of it does fall on bill because he did come off as a dick head to a couple of wrestlers especially Chris Jericho when he did not want to do a program with him.
The “inexplicable thing” that resulted in his loss to Nash was that Nash was the booker at the time.
Never let inmates run the asylum 😂
Can’t remember if he only counted certain events but not house shows or such but wrestling bios did a counter from the beginning to finish of the streak and of course his count was slightly less than wcw’s inflated stats. It was 5-10 less than theirs. Or something along those lines.
Goldberg in 1997-98 was lightening in a bottle, nothing came remotely close to replicating that, the only thing missing from his run was merchandise sales, the guy just didn't have much interesting merchandise for sale, even at the height of his popularity in WCW.
I mean to be fair, outside of action figures (which everyone had), you couldn't really do much else with him in terms of merchandise, he didn't really say much, his look was basic at best, black trunks, black boots and nothing else.
Aside from the merchandise sales though, dude was a money making machine. Unfortunately they ruined that themselves 😂.
@rezarfar they had a t shirt with his tribal tattoo on it, but as far as I can tell that was it.
@@Lazbotable yeah i know, i was a big fan at the time, tried to get some merch but outside of action figures, replica trunk and boots or as you say, those silly t shirts, there wasn't much else. Its really a big misses opportunity imo Especially when you consider at the time Austin was coming up too in the WWF and that dude had a bunch of merch you could buy.
Nothing came close? He was a blip compared to Hulk Hogan or the Rock. The Rock built an entire mediocre career on his fame, what's goldberg up to
@@Eggy79 trouble reading huh? I said between 1997-1998, the Rock was a nobody in 1997 and he was only just starting to get hot in 1998. Goldberg was in a different league during those years.
Hogan was on the decline, Austin was coming up but between 1997-1998, nobody was bigger than Bill Goldberg.
@@Eggy79 Not much. Other than his forgettable comeback a few years ago and some rather average movie appearances.
Wrestling Bios tallies the actual count of Goldberg's streak on his Reliving The War series. WCW was way off on the number before his first defeat.
That’s nothing I’m 200-0 on wwe 2k easy mode
Hey, I went on a year long winning streak with Steve Austin in Wrestlemania 2000. Had to unlock HBK. Won the Royal Rumble, and King of the Ring, plus held every single championship, too.
This Goldberg guy is kind of a chump, by comparison.
Yeah well I'm 69420-0 in the know wrestling game that matters: WCW vs NWO Tour!
WCW vs NWO world tour 😢😭 all night classics...@@Zombie1Boy
That guy with the bell buttons on lol I loved him
I just realized that Hugh Morris is a pun on “humorous”.
OK, How about Hugh G. Rection?
Cool man my 17 year old regard self realized it right away though…
We knew you'd ketch Up
Kinda reminds me of having to sign some charts when buying from the locals while deployed...the names i saw usually crack me up😂
I just found this channel a couple of days ago. I clicked on the first video because as I was scanning my recommended videos I read the name of the channel as Catholic Wrestling. I'm not a fan of watching professional wrestling, but i enjoy the lore. You do a great job at giving just enough details to explain longer arcs in the story/history of wrestling.
Goldberg once said that he offered to end the streak earlier to Bobby Eaton. He had a ton of respect for Bobby, and they were in Bobby's hometown.
No he didn't. Why are you lieing??
You never hear anyone say anything negative about Eaton's in ring work or behind the scenes behavior. Maybe the wrestler most widely and roundly respected by his peers as not just a smooth worker but as a truly nice guy. His barber never did him any favors though.
If that happened that would have been really dumb
12:00 Good on Goldberg for giving some of the lower card guys a shot at the big time. Not a lot of stars would do that. I'm just sad that the streak ended before El Dandy had his opportunity.
lol 😂
See Undertakers streak was one match a year. Goldbergs was every week
It's scripted it's not real
Which means Undertaker was over for decades. Goldberg was over for a few years.
@@seanmiddleton9775Yea but thing is as over as Undertaker was for his career he was never ever the top guy 🤷♂️
@@jest3167 Taker main evented Wrestlemania several times and was World champ seven times.
What do you mean he was "never the top guy"? 😄
@@thebasketballhistorian3291 Hogan , HBK/Hart , Austin/Rock , Angle/Lesnar , Cena , Punk and now Roman/Cody
There is no ERA in WWE history where the Undertaker was the top guy in the company he was there for all those eras but was never the top guy carrying the company 🤷♂️
It’s sad but true 🤣
#1 Goldberg's 100th win should have happened at the Great time Bash.
#2 Goldberg should have lost the title back to Hollywood Hogan instead of Kevin Nash in either a no disqualification match or handicap match.
#3 Including his first 6 matches Goldberg is 160-2 when the streak ended.
Gillberg was better
Bless
Goldbergs streak getting a 15 minute video from cultaholic in the big 2025 is some crazy work
Fun fact everybody says Goldberg streak was inflated he actually had more wins than 173 Counting house shows dark matches people only look at television tapings in Live tv Events
I don't see the issue with the way the streak ended. Any streak is gonna end. Losing by cattle-prod protects Goldberg. He wouldn't have lost if not for that, like an asterisk.
I feel that Goldberg gets a lot of hate today, some of it justified for being too reckless, and some of it just being haters.
Goldberg should’ve been trained better, I give you that, and should’ve been less reckless at times.
But the thing fans need to understand is pro wrestling is not a sport, it’s an acting dramatic version of fighting, if you want wrestling to be a sport, then go watch amateur wrestling as that’s an actual sport.
The goal of pro wrestling is to get the audience engaged through soap opera like stories that make you want to see a fight and a brawl between the babyfaces and heels.
That is pro wrestling 101 right there, also notice I said fight and brawl, and not acrobatics.
The meat of pro wrestling is always the story, because without story, you don’t get the audience engaged.
Now that we’ve established what pro wrestling actually is, back to Goldberg.
The modern fan seems to say “well Goldberg can’t wrestle”, and yet neither could Hulk Hogan or The Ultimate Warrior, yet they drew in serious levels of money and got wrestling into the mainstream, while purist fans that so desperately want pro wrestling to be something it’s not with acrobatics and care more about matches, that shit doesn’t draw money.
The modern wrestling fan really reminds of Guitar nerds, when no one gives a fuck how well you can play on a guitar, they just want to listen to a fun song, and no one gives a fuck how well you can wrestle, people just want to see an engaging story that pays off with an entertaining brawl.
People paid to see Goldberg wreck shit up, and fans got what they wanted, did people want Bret Hart to lose his career?, well of course fucking not, and that’s why I said he should’ve been trained better.
But Goldberg got so fucking over because people wanted to see him wreck shit up.
If he didn’t end the career of my favorite wrestler I’d definitely not hate his guts…
Thing is, while still a tragedy, he only has one verifiable injury to his name, Hart. Well, unless you count himself.
Hell, SCSA, Seth Rollins, Rey Mysterio, all have more injuries. Andrade, okada, d'lo, etc.
in a way i liked the regal match. watching it first time and saw goldberg doing technical stuff like grappling instead of the usual power moves
STOP saying Hogan/Goldberg should have been on PPV! THANK YOU to everyone involved for giving us such an amazing moment for free! My parents wouldn't have bought a PPV. I will never forget watching this live with my friends. Thank you WCW, Goldberg, Hogan, Bischoff, and everyone else for giving me such a great memory!
Like Bischoff has said: WCW was foremost a TV show, not a separate entity like WWF. Ratings were more important to WCW than PPV buy-ins.
I'll never forget it either. I remember where I was living with these two girls Shayna and Nisha. Me and my brother. But when I watch the match I was alone nobody else was at the house and I was debating on going down to the bar. But when they announced the match there was no way that I was missing it. I remember not being sure at all that he would beat Hogan. I think that match match may be my favorite wrestling moment ever.
I lucked out and had some older friends who would buy every PPV. There was always a threat of one suplexing you onto the driveway but you gotta take the good with the bad
Point in fact wrestling bios did a reliving the worst series where they counted every single match in his streak, every house show and every dark match. In fact according to his EVIDENCE, WCW UNDERCOUNTED the streak by 3 matches. Let me repeat that: not only was the number lower than the number of wins in a row, all of these videos that say Goldberg had not nearly that many matches didn't do their homework, they just made it up.
I was not a big Goldberg fan, but I was there in Pittsburgh when he beat Konnan and Sting. Crowd went crazy for it. Then it was funny when Mene Gene wanted you to call his hotline to find out what big star Goldberg beat at a house show.
Tyson, warrior, LOD, Goldberg, charisma and demolishing people works.
Alex Pereira
Loving the documentaries!! You all are so good at narrating them.
Guess I’m going to have to watch the Goldberg/Regal match now. Never saw that one before.
They added wins to his streak one week he was 50-0 and the next he was 70-0
That was the whole streak, not just one week. He’ll be 25-0 on nitro and then be 32-0 by thunder on Thursday. 41-0 on wcw Saturday night. Then by Monday again, 47-0.
It wasn't that drastic and mostly happened at the end of the streak.
Goldberg would have imaginary opponents too,he would have a count of 45 on monday one week next week he would have 57 that other Monday! Its kinda strange how he got so many wins untelevised in a matter of 7 days 😂
155-0 streak is still very impressive even most of those were jobbers
There is a shoot during the old Legends of Wrestling show that covered the nWo, and they talked about the finger poke and all that; I'd like to side with Nash's idea of rebuilding Goldberg to epic warrior status, if not for him injuring himself bashing in a limousine window.
I will always defend the Fingerpoke of Doom as a proper way to end the nWo red/white split. The problem is that they should have dismantled the nWo for good (preferably at the hands of Goldberg and a stable of younger talent) before starting the "Corruption of Ric Flair" storyline.
Gold-berg goold-berg!!! Whenever the crowd chanted that shit it gave me chills!!! 🙌🙌
Goldberg was the best part of WCW he was always the reason why I tuned in every week he a style and a presents about him much respect for him as a performer and human being 👍👍👍💯💯💯
No offense but I would prefer the story of BILL GOLDBERG be narrated by Bret Hart
7:02 not if you ask Bret Hart.
🤣
You're analogy is way off. Cody is a crap champion. Cody is a mid card wrestler that never should have been pushed.
Just a point of note,
not all cable providers ended Halloween Havoc 98 earlier. I watched the whole PPV live that sunday. It's odd that Turner's own cable service cut it off early. 😂
I don't know why Goldberg didn't keep doing the backflip thing. His series of moves should have been: backflip, spear, jackhammer. The back handspring was so impressive. There were a lot of guys who could flip off the turnbuckle, but a standing backflip is way harder.
This video has helped me realize that Jack is my favorite Cultaholic host
Great video
Paused the video to say I’m glad you didn’t use the name of that guy Cody owned on Twitter that one time, because he doesn’t deserve to have his name mentioned.
DISCO INFERNO.
Fans like you make me hate being a wrestling fan.
Goldberg had a hugely popular initial run but failed to maintain as a significant draw. And ultimately, that streak defined Goldberg, and Goldberg’s legacy begins and ends there.
That's a great way of putting it. After the streak, comes the question that plagues every one-dimensional monster in wrestling - what do you do with a monster that can be beaten? Without supporting character work and storylines, the monster is no more and you're left with just a person. Powerful, yes, but mortal, and, as you said, defined only by that singular legacy. Goldberg could have been more, but nope, his character and story WAS his streak.
@@PhotonBeastNash was the right person to do it but him and Bishop should have came up with another idea that was not the finger poke of doom. Just let Nash keep the belt for a few months and then drop it to Goldberg and Goldberg lose to Hogan to get his win back. Easy
DDP never gets the credit he deserves for how great he made newer wrestlers look in the ring.
Struggling to keep up with all the content released lately. Well in lads! Another great video.
Can't believe Brock Lesnar would end his streak at WM30.
I love the longer form content. Great job boys.
If you checked Goldberg's own website and counted each entry, you'd come up with 143-0, not 155 or 173.
I have a question u think this streak is more important than the undertaker wrestlemania streak?
"John Betcha" 🤣 What kind of in-ring name is that? Imagine if Cena had that name in his entire WWE career. 😂 Small miracles, I guess.
I'm not even a Goldberg fan but comparing his peak to Cody Rhodes is absurd.
Breaking streaks with someone who doesnt deserve, or need it, is something that should never be done....
Perfect way to start my Sunday before the Lions Game
Goldberg was the man. And that match with wolfpac sting was awesome too. Halloween havoc is what did it for me though. Became huge wrestling fan after seeing that match for the 1st time
Did your PPV go off early?
Mine didn't.
I make a point to say this,
but the real interesting part is Turners cable shut it off early. lol.
@ which one? Halloween havoc?
WCW was the best at that time. Iconic fighters and great matches and storylines. I can argue it’s the best era in any wrestling organization
I hated the booking of goldberg - he contributed to wcw's decline by ruining so many other more talented wrestlers. For every fan he gained he also had people swapping the channel because people hated seeing good wrestlers jobbed out like that.
I like Goldberg but his downside/flaws were his wrestling ability and mic/promo skills everything else was okay I’ve seen all of wrestling from 1980-Now
It's not real. The streak is whatever the writers tell you it is.
Doesn’t he eat his corn the long way?
I hate the term "Casual, Midcore, Hardcore."
I know enough high end people in 14, that just do that. They have vast swaths of the game unlocked. Hell, one of them didn't even have the Alex raids unlocked, but cleared TEA. They can't even handle dungeons.
Is it really casual to log hundreds of hours of play time doing wild achievements that take brutal dedication, like the Mentor Roulette achievements, or the Deep Dungeons? Are the just "handing" the gear to people that spent months and months grinding out tomes and the final step of the normal raid (7 weeks to be precise when the tier dropped) to acquire the most recent tome gear and weapon sans the ring and then, spend even more time turning in mid tier tomes for the augmented crafted gear while they wait for the augmented tome pieces to be available to the population and spends even MORE time grinding the alliance raid for the coin (week after week) and hunt trains to buy those upgrades with nuts? Who the hell is handing these people, anything!
And even then, they aren't BiS, yet frankly, I'm more proud of having that gear earned that way because I damn well EARNED THAT. The raid, could of been carried, could of bought the clears, or, I'm done in a month or so and have nothing to do and no reason to play any more.
Sorry, but raiders in this game, are the casuals if we're using that term. They show up for a small section of the game, do it and abandon the rest for months. They're like a person that won a contest to a amusement ride park and they can ride all the rides for unlimited amounts of times; but choose to just to ride the biggest roller coaster endlessly. And then tell everyone else that's all that matters.
No thanks pal. This concept of endgame dried up almost 15 years ago in this sector, but because they're all afraid to abandon a system nearly A QUARTER CENTURY OLD NOW! The genre is stifled. There's a place for raiding, it has to stop being the ONLY place. The journey can't just be 'rush into a big old challenge with (x) others, get loot, log out for months on end until new story dribbles out and/or new raid teir.' It's crushing this game.
Gilberg>Goldberg
Why they didn't show John Betcha? Cuz thats John Cena 😂😂😂😂😂
I never got behind the streak. As someone who was training at the time, trying to perfect everything i did in the ring...i saw this greenhorn as undeserving. Sure it was jealousy. But whatever.
Great video tho
Im going to go out on a limb and say that you probably didnt have the extreme physical gifts and intimidating aura that defined Bill Goldberg though.
@user-mn9wc5ru5w oh of course not. At the time I was 1 of many ppl who felt the same. He was being pushed, hurting ppl, and we knew he didn't even like the business. So it bothered us.
The only saving grace was the eyeballs he brought to the product which extended the boom in wrestling where guys could make a living off of the business.
DDP should've been the one to end Goldberg streak.
Shitty unsafe wrestler who was just the ultimate warrior in a stone cold mask.
"I hate fun things" he says
He was safe enough when he was doing his thing with squash matches. Couple of slams and clotheslines, a spear and then Jackhammer was all done pretty well. It is when he had to work longer then a minute that he approached Ryback levels.
The problem was mainly that once he hit the main stage, he either didn't have time or was unwilling to actually work on his craft. So if you were watching a match and you saw him pull off a move that you never seen him do before, odds were that that was actually the first time he tried that move. That is very risky for the other person in the ring.
Ok Mr Hitman
In the early 80's I wanted to be a wrestler that won every match except lose at title matches.
Watching this on TBS back in the day
several ideas for Cultaholic true story
RON SIMMONS WCW CHAMPIONSHIP RUN!
Sting woulda snapped it if it wasn’t for hogan 😤
Sting is such a good dude.
Regal made him look so so silly!.... because he was at actual wrestling
Goldberg said in a interview that he wanted the streak to end on his Brithday at staircase vs Kevin Nash
Regal taught this 2move man a wrestling lesson lool
Gillberg was legit.....hilarious 😂😂😂
All I know is when I was a kid watching it unfold, the powerhouse that was Goldberg was the truth. Memories
The match with Page at Halloween Havoc was my favorite..
Wrestling Bios covered this with his Relieving The War series
I never understood the appeal of Goldberg. He's like the Ultimate Warrior - SUPER popular, good look, can't wrestle worth a damn and gassed out after about 5 minutes in the ring.
I remember this. You had to be there!
WAIT A MINUTE! You completely glossed over Goldberg's three straight losses to the WORLD Television Champion Chris Jericho.
Don't forget, the Monday Night wars were about TELEVISION ratings and thus the TV Championship was FAR more important than the lousy world one.
JACK’S NEXT!
Wraths streak died so Goldbergs streak could run.
Goldberg and Hulk Hogan were the best wrestlers all about the aura.
Kevin nash yeah i booked myself to end your streak and give myself the title why youmad .😂
thanks for calling it the WWF. it's not the WWE yet. i know it's a small quibble but in the context of the monday night wars, call it the WWF!
A win streak means nothing in preplanned matches. It’s not like they didn’t know who was supposed to win and it was all up to skill. Goldberg was in short matches because he couldn’t wrestle and he wasn’t limber enough to have safe matches.
this video destroyed a small part of my childhood
Goldberg eats corn the long ways 😂🤣
Does no one remember Mongo McMichaels hitting him with the Haliburton briefcase 💼 and winning the match? It was Goldbergs first feud and match?
how many times did he beat Hugh Morris ?
Imagine not being able to wrestle for more than 4 mins and being called a great because you were booked to win..
Wikipedia as your reference 😂😂😂😂😂😂