He's right, though. I was watching WCW at the end and then was forced to switch over to WWF after the buyout and they treated EVERY SINGLE WCW TALENT like SH*T. EVERY storyline was designed to make them look bad - without exception. It was a bad business move, honestly. Even decades later, they had Sting for a whopping two matches or something and they even tried to make HIM look like sh*t.
WWE made Goldberg look like sh*t with that WM33 match. They should've ended it with Goldberg winning both times. There didn't need to be a third match but obviously The Piss-lover Incarnate cried like a baby to get the match because he can't stand anybody beating him. Brock is a selfish do-nothing piece of sh*t who keeps getting titles he didn't deserve.
Lets be real upon all the former wcw guys that came to wwe, he had one of the better deals, he beat Brock Lesnar, and allways looked good when he got beat. Sting, DDP, Scott Steiner, Booker t, Big Show all those guys had it dirty
Idk, when he says there was animosity towards him because he was one of the main guys in WCW when they were beating WWF, that’s a tough one to believe. I mean, Hogan was there, Flair, etc. in WCW at its height and they all went back and headlined with Vince later, before Goldberg ever went back too. I think he was the reason why his first run with Vince wasn’t really successful. Vince wouldve put anyone at the top of the card if they were doing right and could draw money. Goldberg is a proven draw, so it only points to one other thing
There was animosity towards him because everyone at WCW knew he had zero business stepping into the ring with them. He could not and has never been able to hang with the other pro wrestlers. WCW designed his matches to be 1-2 minutes because they KNEW he simply could not wrestle. If you step into the ring, and are clueless after 120 SECONDS you have no business being there.
Hogan WAS WWF for a decade, Flair is the biggest WWE asskisser in history. Even in 1993 when he went back to WCW, he was always blowing WWF about how amazing they are. Both knew how to play the political game too. What is points to is that Goldberg didn't kiss ass, he had heat with HHH and he wasn't savvy enough to play the politics, so WWE "taught him a lesson".
Dude is a total mark for himself. While I do believe WWF buried all things WCW, Goldberg came in with a bad attitude. I can’t say I blame him going into a hostile environment, but he was given quite a few world title reigns between all of his runs. More than several others from WCW got except maybe Booker T. Everyone else like Scott Steiner, DDP, Sting, Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, Ric Flair and most all the others simply got buried with no push at all. And I’m quite sure he didn’t have THAT many kids asking when he was going to come back lol 😂
@zachsabbath1 If you knew what was pitched to them when they signed, and what they swerved them with like a week before everything happened, yeah Hall and Nash were buried. Hogan had to steal two Wrestlemanias from the Rock before they were finally like "alright, well, we'll have to do something with him." Got paid an awful lot of money to do it, though.
he was one of the top names and a draw so was the enemy and vince buried the wcw buys hes not wrong sting said the same but triple h buried goldberg when he was over and ruined his push
He IS the most overrated of all time. He is not a pro wrestler. He had no business ever getting in the ring. I'd have animosity towards the guy too, if i trained my ass off only to have to put a guy over that sucked his way into his position and had no business being there.
@@Cheeselord83 You do realise countless 'pro wrestlers' have crossed over from Football, Body building/pro weightlifting etc. You make the same argument about him you have to say it about so many respected people over the years.
@@Cheeselord83 In a world where Dean Malenko, Chris Benoit and Eddie Guerrero existed and are blown by the marks for their "in ring work", then nobody can be overrated. Goldberg is rated fairly: Huge star, huge draw, not the best in the ring, not the best at politics.
Lets get this straight Goldberg couldnt Wrestling for S××t he had a Great Monsterous Physique and was Athletic and was Extremlely Strong and could throw guys around.. Thee End!!!!! Oh wait, also there were already Legends in WCW that were Over like Rover since the Mid 80's 90's and these Legends i speaking of Goldberg wouldnt even be worthy of holding their Jock.. Im real curious how BIG that group of kids was that asked why he didnt Wrestle anymore.? Other then the fact WCW Managment didnt know how too run a Wrestling Company and Goldberg was tired of getting Screwed.. He should told those kids the true, by simply stating im Not a Good Wrestler Guys..
I can't even believe they waste time interviewing this guy. He never had any talent. I don't care how "over" he got, it was manufactured. They edit out the boo's and add cheers. In reality most people switched from WCW to WWE because they couldn't stomach THIS guy. He can NOT wrestle. After 2 minutes in the ring he is clueless and his opponent has to babysit him and figure out how to make HIM look good. Goldberg got to where he is from climbing under the right desks and bumping the right elbows. He couldn't hack it in the NFL, and he sucked ass a "Wrestler". 100% Hack and worse thing to ever happen to Pro Wrestling.
And yet the fans were drawn to him in their thousands. I bet you cream yourself watching Malenko vs Jerry Lynn with the 200 other people who didn't change the channel.
I was never a big Goldberg fan -- mainly because I was really a WWF fanboy -- but how Sting handled the whole situation that started 20+ years ago after Vinnie Mac bought out WCW and ECW, he handled it PERFECTLY... Because Sting was vindicated. He KNEW Vinnie Mac would bury the Sting character or show NO RESPECT and so that's why Sting didn't sign on for so many years (and when Sting finally did, they BURIED HIM at Wrestlemania.) It seems pretty damn clear that Goldberg and even guys like Scott Steiner were really only brought in to WWE just so they could get buried. For ALL THE GOOD that Vince McMahon has contributed to the Wrestling Industry as a whole, he may have done just enough damage to it to eliminate that goodwill and credit from Wrestling fans from the 90's and beyond. Vince buying out WCW and ECW is probably my first Real-World example that I reference to when I have to remember or explain how monopolies are horrible and they ruin industries because they squash creativity and risk-taking and they only embolden arrrogance and they make people -- like Vinnie Mac -- feel like they are God and they can do anything with no consequences.
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WCW
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WCW not even close
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I don’t care to be Goldberg was awesome. He drew that’s all I know and he entertained me and my kids. Plus he’s a cool guy.
He's right, though. I was watching WCW at the end and then was forced to switch over to WWF after the buyout and they treated EVERY SINGLE WCW TALENT like SH*T. EVERY storyline was designed to make them look bad - without exception. It was a bad business move, honestly. Even decades later, they had Sting for a whopping two matches or something and they even tried to make HIM look like sh*t.
WWE made Goldberg look like sh*t with that WM33 match. They should've ended it with Goldberg winning both times. There didn't need to be a third match but obviously The Piss-lover Incarnate cried like a baby to get the match because he can't stand anybody beating him. Brock is a selfish do-nothing piece of sh*t who keeps getting titles he didn't deserve.
I like how Goldberg matured, but you can see his mindset is stuck somewhere 20 years ago. He doesn't say much of note here actually.
Lets be real upon all the former wcw guys that came to wwe, he had one of the better deals, he beat Brock Lesnar, and allways looked good when he got beat. Sting, DDP, Scott Steiner, Booker t, Big Show all those guys had it dirty
I never heard about HHH and Goldberg almost fighting.
As far as I know, he injured a lot of people (as a wrestler). There is a video based on that.
Goldberg is such a mark
Says the mark
Idk, when he says there was animosity towards him because he was one of the main guys in WCW when they were beating WWF, that’s a tough one to believe. I mean, Hogan was there, Flair, etc. in WCW at its height and they all went back and headlined with Vince later, before Goldberg ever went back too. I think he was the reason why his first run with Vince wasn’t really successful. Vince wouldve put anyone at the top of the card if they were doing right and could draw money. Goldberg is a proven draw, so it only points to one other thing
There was animosity towards him because everyone at WCW knew he had zero business stepping into the ring with them. He could not and has never been able to hang with the other pro wrestlers. WCW designed his matches to be 1-2 minutes because they KNEW he simply could not wrestle. If you step into the ring, and are clueless after 120 SECONDS you have no business being there.
Hogan WAS WWF for a decade, Flair is the biggest WWE asskisser in history. Even in 1993 when he went back to WCW, he was always blowing WWF about how amazing they are. Both knew how to play the political game too. What is points to is that Goldberg didn't kiss ass, he had heat with HHH and he wasn't savvy enough to play the politics, so WWE "taught him a lesson".
@handsolo1209 Goldberg stood on business he did the right show respect never kiss another man's ass that's a huge sign of weakness
@@harveymcelroy9332 I agree, but you know how messed up people in wrestling are.
@@handsolo1209 as a lifetime I do
Dude is a total mark for himself. While I do believe WWF buried all things WCW, Goldberg came in with a bad attitude. I can’t say I blame him going into a hostile environment, but he was given quite a few world title reigns between all of his runs. More than several others from WCW got except maybe Booker T. Everyone else like Scott Steiner, DDP, Sting, Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, Ric Flair and most all the others simply got buried with no push at all. And I’m quite sure he didn’t have THAT many kids asking when he was going to come back lol 😂
Flair was the only NWA/WCW star that did not get burried
@zachsabbath1 If you knew what was pitched to them when they signed, and what they swerved them with like a week before everything happened, yeah Hall and Nash were buried. Hogan had to steal two Wrestlemanias from the Rock before they were finally like "alright, well, we'll have to do something with him."
Got paid an awful lot of money to do it, though.
he was one of the top names and a draw so was the enemy and vince buried the wcw buys hes not wrong sting said the same but triple h buried goldberg when he was over and ruined his push
One of the most protected and over rated wrestlers of all time.
He IS the most overrated of all time. He is not a pro wrestler. He had no business ever getting in the ring. I'd have animosity towards the guy too, if i trained my ass off only to have to put a guy over that sucked his way into his position and had no business being there.
@@Cheeselord83 You do realise countless 'pro wrestlers' have crossed over from Football, Body building/pro weightlifting etc. You make the same argument about him you have to say it about so many respected people over the years.
@@Cheeselord83 In a world where Dean Malenko, Chris Benoit and Eddie Guerrero existed and are blown by the marks for their "in ring work", then nobody can be overrated. Goldberg is rated fairly: Huge star, huge draw, not the best in the ring, not the best at politics.
u mean a big draw who people still come up to him today
So he went pyhiscal against Shane Macmahon because Shane said something bad in a convention????? Holy shiit didnt know this...
son in law not son and that means triple h not shane
Lets get this straight Goldberg couldnt Wrestling for S××t he had a Great Monsterous Physique and was Athletic and was Extremlely Strong and could throw guys around.. Thee End!!!!! Oh wait, also there were already Legends in WCW that were Over like Rover since the Mid 80's 90's and these Legends i speaking of Goldberg wouldnt even be worthy of holding their Jock.. Im real curious how BIG that group of kids was that asked why he didnt Wrestle anymore.? Other then the fact WCW Managment didnt know how too run a Wrestling Company and Goldberg was tired of getting Screwed.. He should told those kids the true, by simply stating im Not a Good Wrestler Guys..
I can't even believe they waste time interviewing this guy. He never had any talent. I don't care how "over" he got, it was manufactured. They edit out the boo's and add cheers. In reality most people switched from WCW to WWE because they couldn't stomach THIS guy. He can NOT wrestle. After 2 minutes in the ring he is clueless and his opponent has to babysit him and figure out how to make HIM look good. Goldberg got to where he is from climbing under the right desks and bumping the right elbows. He couldn't hack it in the NFL, and he sucked ass a "Wrestler". 100% Hack and worse thing to ever happen to Pro Wrestling.
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@@absoluteb22 NO!! lol
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And yet the fans were drawn to him in their thousands. I bet you cream yourself watching Malenko vs Jerry Lynn with the 200 other people who didn't change the channel.
Well, you wasted time watching and commenting. So what's that say about you?
I was never a big Goldberg fan -- mainly because I was really a WWF fanboy -- but how Sting handled the whole situation that started 20+ years ago after Vinnie Mac bought out WCW and ECW, he handled it PERFECTLY...
Because Sting was vindicated. He KNEW Vinnie Mac would bury the Sting character or show NO RESPECT and so that's why Sting didn't sign on for so many years (and when Sting finally did, they BURIED HIM at Wrestlemania.)
It seems pretty damn clear that Goldberg and even guys like Scott Steiner were really only brought in to WWE just so they could get buried.
For ALL THE GOOD that Vince McMahon has contributed to the Wrestling Industry as a whole, he may have done just enough damage to it to eliminate that goodwill and credit from Wrestling fans from the 90's and beyond.
Vince buying out WCW and ECW is probably my first Real-World example that I reference to when I have to remember or explain how monopolies are horrible and they ruin industries because they squash creativity and risk-taking and they only embolden arrrogance and they make people -- like Vinnie Mac -- feel like they are God and they can do anything with no consequences.