I don't think he was necessarily pissed at Goldberg, I just think it was more pissed at the fact that his first match with Goldberg didn't go so well. He equally blames himself for not noticing Goldberg was hurt and maybe changing the spot before things got worse
True, dude honestly people like to 💩💩💩 on this match, me I don’t. In the beginning it was great until Goldberg got hurt, I think people should cut this match some slack cause they try to give us they’re best, not too much people were saying that, and also they did extreme lengths just to give us the best match they possibly could and I gotta give them my respect for that, other people should too!!!!
@@Nathan_Coley I think that's largely not the case anymore, at least not in the same manner as it was during Takers' heyday. But when Taker was around? I'm fairly certain that was how every locker room was run, and it largely took the phasing out of that "old guard" from the locker rooms, and the phasing in of a new generation of guys taking the reins before the kinds of "hazing" stopped being nearly as malicious as they were previously. I'm sure people still get receipts in the ring, and if they *really* screw up, we've certainly heard about guys getting more serious things done to them (look at Enzo just a few years ago getting kicked off the tour bus and a few other things), and obviously there's the very public issues that happened over at AEW regarding Punk, as well as the situations between Sammy and both Andrade and Eddie Kingston. And I'm sure the indies still have some bullies here and there. But largely the locker rooms seem to be less accepting of that kind of stuff these days.
@@R0D3R1CKV10L3NC3 Oh it's definitely changed since Taker's day, heck it's changed since I was in high school (mid-late 90's) but they've definitely taken going soft too far. If you can't at least playfully break chops with the bros/teammates something's wrong. That being said you can do that without being a bully.
both competitors were passed there prime, pushing boundaries for a epic match that they had ring rust... Saudi events need to change you can't just get star's to come wrestle that is not ready for such matches... they should be in the ring at wwe training center months prior getting ready and back in the swing
Goldberg himself was pretty spot on regarding the only reason the match turned into a disaster: "Knocked myself out and thought I could finish.... love my fans.....but let u down." Goldberg should have told he was concussed, it wasn't to Taker or the ref to find out.
@@conEso916 As a fan of Goldberg, yes he do drop people on their head and injured many. If you dont know about this, it’s either you got dropped by him or you living up in his ass
I blame Vince McMahon for this match he should have put Taker at that point against younger wrestlers he should have known he wasn't the same Taker of the 90s or 2000s who was flying around the ring
Goldberg hurt himself AND hurt others during his career. Clearly an unsafe worker by all measures, and yet, people still elevate him to "legendary" status. Let's be honest, Goldberg had the look and the energy, but he lacks in in-ring skill and safety.
Goldberg wrestle for around 20 years and never learned to wrestle, I wouldn't expect him to learn from a mistake of yesteryear, especially since he was also known for injuring his teammates.
By the time that match happened he should have retired already. Even if that match never happened I wouldn’t have really wanted to see him wrestle anymore. And it’s BECAUSE he’s my favourite ever that I say this. I care about his health
Every undertaker match after wm 33 has been filled with botches except for the boneyard match with aj styles which can’t really be counted cuz it was way more scripted than regular matches
My opinion, Taker showed class and was being nice to Goldberg in this short. That man knows there were shenanigans. I'm glad he didn't break Taker's neck.
@@PontFlairthe man sprinted, jumped over the top rope towards outside the ring, tried to flip n landed on his neck because the guy that was supposed to catch him didn’t get there in time 😭
@@user-rq6mq4wu1s ughhhhhhh another cornball liking his own comment. Oldberg has a reputation for hurting guys bc he never upped his game. He decided to never get better. You're changing the subject of my post for what? They keep making people like you, and it's pathetic. The "whataboutism" is crazy.
Yet, despite all that Taker says he doesn't hate Bill for almost killing him. He's disappointed at him and still gets pissed over it, but he doesn't hate Bill. It was just a case of two old guys that had no business being in the ring together. Yet another horrible booking decision by Vince. So glad Hunter is now in charge. This match happened in an era where WWE was literally 2000 WCW level bad. It was damn near unwatchable. Thank god for HHH for saving the product.
The main thing I remember about Goldberg was he used to slam his head on the locker room door before a match. I remember watching a few times as a kid and him coming to the ring already busted open
There was one time when he concussed himself from hitting the door so hard lol. I was also dying from laughter when he came out to his fire work entrance, and the sparks were buring him and you can hear him yelling in pain lol
For as long as I could remember, I always wanted to see The Undertaker step into the ring with Goldberg & sadly, the closest thing I ever got to it was in late-2003 when I set up the match via an all-CPU bout in 'WWE SmackDown!: Here Comes The Pain' for the PlayStation 2. Why, exactly did this match not go down the way we all figured that it would've?... Where did Goldberg/The Undertaker/both go wrong?... To be fair, Goldberg looked to be in great shape & even at his age, he looked to me like he could still suit up, step into the ring & go when called upon.
Also the fact that in Saudi Arabia the temperature in the daytime was over 100 degrees during the daytime and wasn't that much cooler at night neither wrestler were acostumed to the heat and arid atmosphere there!
@@albertdavila6808 Per what Bill said with historic match with Hollywood in the old georgia dome. I don't think Bill would have had too much issue listening to the more established veteran.
@@Hollow9444 Are you going to pretend that Goldberg was ever even slightly good ? Or do you want to compare Undertaker's records with Goldberg's ? Or even that it's a coincidence if one of the very rare serious botch that Undertaker ever did, happened in this particular match ? I smell fanboy.
He also loved smacking his head intk lockers before a match. Said before he got a concussion slamming his head into a locker door to psyche himself up. Like alright sure
Goldberg has a long track record of being THE MOST UNSAFE PERSON TO WORK WITH. lol I still remember Goldberg concussing himself during his match with DDP. DDP noticed it and had to carry him for the 2nd half of the match.
It was a stiff tombstone but Taker had a firm grasp on him and Goldberg wasn’t hurt. Goldberg had head butted the door in the back and then knocked himself out in the corner. Taker was basically working with a bunch of dead weight.
If i would have been a wrestler, back when i was alot younger, i would have had Undertaker to help me.... He knew alot about it, and being level headed.
@@brianwt1 Yeah, also gotta put into consideration how good his longevity is. Only time it really caught up to him was Wrestlemania 33, and he made up for that. Someone who only has so many moments left and still able to kill it at his age, being put against someone who’s old as well, but can’t go a normal match length, and expected to make something work is probably a bit infuriating.
Goldberg was learning to wrestle between 2002 and 2004. He had a couple of good matches with Jericho,Shawn Micheals, Rock, Evolution ecc. He left for 12 years, and come back when he was already too old...
Man, Undertaker vs. Goldberg in 1999 during the Attitude Era would have been incredible. Obviously, Goldberg was with WCW, not WWF, but just thinking about how good of a rivalry these two could have had in their prime is insane. Such a missed opportunity.
if these two were in their prime, this would have been one of the most underrated matches but everything just went terribly wrong and wwe was already going down to shit around that time
People love to blame Goldberg for how this match went but the real blame should have went to Vince for making that match happen when they were so old Goldberg was never looked at as a great wrestler and him getting older didn't help and undertaker wasn't having great matches at that time either he was really limited in what he could do too it was a recipe for disaster
Undertaker should have asked for a trade back in 2003 to RAW instead of sticking with Smackdown when both he and Goldberg were still in their respective primes
Undertaker is the most down to earth guy hes always vauled saftey over the match i much like him was sad to see the match not be as epic as it could have been but still cant blame either of them sometimes mistakes happen u can prep and prep and prep and soemthing still goes wrong
The issue was more circumstance considering they had massive jet lag, the temperature was over 100 degrees during their match, and Goldberg had hit his head. If they did a rematch back home I think the result would have been dramatically different. The fact they did this in Saudi Arabia was the straw that broke the camels back.
Can't stand Goldberg. Injured a bunch of wrestlers including himself, *ended Bret Harts career,* no-sold moves way too often, and couldn't perform in full-length matches. He had no business being in the ring with a legend like Taker ^^
I don't think he was necessarily pissed at Goldberg, I just think it was more pissed at the fact that his first match with Goldberg didn't go so well. He equally blames himself for not noticing Goldberg was hurt and maybe changing the spot before things got worse
True, dude honestly people like to 💩💩💩 on this match, me I don’t. In the beginning it was great until Goldberg got hurt, I think people should cut this match some slack cause they try to give us they’re best, not too much people were saying that, and also they did extreme lengths just to give us the best match they possibly could and I gotta give them my respect for that, other people should too!!!!
@@Jose_Martinez316 same! the beggining was very good up until goldberg got hurt, everyone seem to forget that this was solid until then
@@HeyManni exactly fam
Yeah but an inflammatory video title gets views like no one’s business. Chris (or his producer) knows how to twist a video title for maximum gain.
Hes definitely not mad at Goldberg considering Undertaker also botched a match with a concussion
-It was scary match to watch
-Dude, is was scary match TO BE IN
LMAO 😅😅😅
Only scary because of the backlash he thought he would receive 😂
@@four-twenty4205Dude literally almost got paralyzed in that match
@@javi994 Oh okay... I didn't know, sorry
Duh😂
@@four-twenty4205😂
I absolutely love the Undertaker. I could listen to him talk all day. He seems like the greatest guy.
Other than him leading a locker room full of insane bullying yeah
What a great guy to have tons of WCW talent fired and blacklisted and giving guys CTE!
@@vVPrototypeVvyou're going to tell me all locker rooms aren't screwing around and breaking the balls of everyone in there?
@@Nathan_Coley I think that's largely not the case anymore, at least not in the same manner as it was during Takers' heyday.
But when Taker was around? I'm fairly certain that was how every locker room was run, and it largely took the phasing out of that "old guard" from the locker rooms, and the phasing in of a new generation of guys taking the reins before the kinds of "hazing" stopped being nearly as malicious as they were previously.
I'm sure people still get receipts in the ring, and if they *really* screw up, we've certainly heard about guys getting more serious things done to them (look at Enzo just a few years ago getting kicked off the tour bus and a few other things), and obviously there's the very public issues that happened over at AEW regarding Punk, as well as the situations between Sammy and both Andrade and Eddie Kingston. And I'm sure the indies still have some bullies here and there.
But largely the locker rooms seem to be less accepting of that kind of stuff these days.
@@R0D3R1CKV10L3NC3 Oh it's definitely changed since Taker's day, heck it's changed since I was in high school (mid-late 90's) but they've definitely taken going soft too far. If you can't at least playfully break chops with the bros/teammates something's wrong. That being said you can do that without being a bully.
That match turns disaster because of 3 things:
1) Goldberg hurt himself
2) Botched Jackhammer
3) Undertaker not noticing Goldberg was hurt
4. undertaker dropping Goldberg on his head.
both competitors were passed there prime, pushing boundaries for a epic match that they had ring rust... Saudi events need to change you can't just get star's to come wrestle that is not ready for such matches... they should be in the ring at wwe training center months prior getting ready and back in the swing
i wonder if goldberg would even remember an audible for him to not even use the jackhammer
@@rosssutton63245. wanting to wrestle Goldberg at all young or old
Goldberg himself was pretty spot on regarding the only reason the match turned into a disaster: "Knocked myself out and thought I could finish.... love my fans.....but let u down."
Goldberg should have told he was concussed, it wasn't to Taker or the ref to find out.
Meanwhile, somewhere Bret Hart watching this video “shaking his head, see I was right ” 😂
I was thinking the same thing.
😭😭😭😭
Also hulkster
He was probably praying that concussion would be permanent
Should did this in 2003 or 2004
*Should have
*done
@@thecaptain8309😂😂😂
I'd say 1999. Ministry Undertaker vs. The unstoppable Goldberg
Too bad he was screwing with Triple H at the time
Goldberg been dropping guys on their heads since his first day in the building
Man stop 😂 The most you weirdos are fans of Seth. Rollins, and he's been doing this.
@@conEso916 who said I’m a fan or Rollins ? Maybe you got dropped on your head ?
@@conEso916 As a fan of Goldberg, yes he do drop people on their head and injured many. If you dont know about this, it’s either you got dropped by him or you living up in his ass
@@George-je5ezOvercompensating lmfao
@@cameronbigley7483 what are you talking about silly ?
I blame Vince McMahon for this match he should have put Taker at that point against younger wrestlers he should have known he wasn't the same Taker of the 90s or 2000s who was flying around the ring
Match would have been fine had Goldberg not gone headfirst into the post that hard. Accidents happen. It just happened to happen to Taker.
From what i understand the Saudi prince really wanted to see Goldberg vs Taker, therefore Vince booked it.
@@shawnheidingsfelder8179 you should hate Vince for buying dubbuya see dubbuya.
@@shawnheidingsfelder8179 He took that bump all the time, it’s like the #1 way to dodge a spear. A freak accident if that’s how he got concussed
Blame the saudis, their upcoming PLEs can make the booking take a left turn.
Didn't Goldberg knock himself out against DDP with the same spot? You'd think he would have learned not to do it again
Goldberg never learned anything. All he did was hurt others and himself
Goldberg hurt himself AND hurt others during his career. Clearly an unsafe worker by all measures, and yet, people still elevate him to "legendary" status. Let's be honest, Goldberg had the look and the energy, but he lacks in in-ring skill and safety.
Goldberg wrestle for around 20 years and never learned to wrestle, I wouldn't expect him to learn from a mistake of yesteryear, especially since he was also known for injuring his teammates.
@@vecrb00wrestling is a stage play. It is designed to entertain the audience. Goldberg was great for what his character was.
@@kinglegault But you still have to protect the people you work with
I honestly feel like that Goldberg match took at least 4 or 5 more Taker matches from us.
By the time that match happened he should have retired already. Even if that match never happened I wouldn’t have really wanted to see him wrestle anymore. And it’s BECAUSE he’s my favourite ever that I say this. I care about his health
Every undertaker match after wm 33 has been filled with botches except for the boneyard match with aj styles which can’t really be counted cuz it was way more scripted than regular matches
@@hiimsaulcaveman apparently the boneyard match took an entire night to shoot.
@@pabl0sauced0 yeah and I’m not saying it was bad, just that it can’t be counted as an actual match
Are you really going to sit there and pretend Taker didn't nearly break Bills neck
My opinion, Taker showed class and was being nice to Goldberg in this short. That man knows there were shenanigans. I'm glad he didn't break Taker's neck.
shit remember wm25? the man has avoided neck injuries oh my geez but wm25 was waaay worse than goldberg
@@user-rq6mq4wu1s Goldberg slammed that man on top of his head with full weight coming down on his neck yo. 👀
@@PontFlairthe man sprinted, jumped over the top rope towards outside the ring, tried to flip n landed on his neck because the guy that was supposed to catch him didn’t get there in time 😭
How can he know the man hurt himself? He didn’t look hurt. But he had a concussion. The spear should only be used away from the corners.
@@user-rq6mq4wu1s ughhhhhhh another cornball liking his own comment.
Oldberg has a reputation for hurting guys bc he never upped his game. He decided to never get better. You're changing the subject of my post for what?
They keep making people like you, and it's pathetic. The "whataboutism" is crazy.
Yet, despite all that Taker says he doesn't hate Bill for almost killing him. He's disappointed at him and still gets pissed over it, but he doesn't hate Bill. It was just a case of two old guys that had no business being in the ring together. Yet another horrible booking decision by Vince.
So glad Hunter is now in charge. This match happened in an era where WWE was literally 2000 WCW level bad. It was damn near unwatchable. Thank god for HHH for saving the product.
I wish Bret could read your comment.
Age had nothing to do with it....not being in the ring for awhile did
Meanwhile Bret:
“Wahhhh, Bill kicked me in the head almost 30 years ago. Let me complain about him at every chance despite him apologizing 100 times.”
No one professional and one who got handed top spot but sloppily skills
Goldberg hurt Bret too. 💯
Goldberg stay ramming his head on something 💯😩
Epitome of a meathead, all muscles 0 brains 🧠
The ref should've known before Taker
The main thing I remember about Goldberg was he used to slam his head on the locker room door before a match. I remember watching a few times as a kid and him coming to the ring already busted open
There was one time when he concussed himself from hitting the door so hard lol. I was also dying from laughter when he came out to his fire work entrance, and the sparks were buring him and you can hear him yelling in pain lol
@@RagingUtaiI shouldn’t have laughed at that.
For as long as I could remember, I always wanted to see The Undertaker step into the ring with Goldberg & sadly, the closest thing I ever got to it was in late-2003 when I set up the match via an all-CPU bout in 'WWE SmackDown!: Here Comes The Pain' for the PlayStation 2.
Why, exactly did this match not go down the way we all figured that it would've?...
Where did Goldberg/The Undertaker/both go wrong?...
To be fair, Goldberg looked to be in great shape & even at his age, he looked to me like he could still suit up, step into the ring & go when called upon.
Also the fact that in Saudi Arabia the temperature in the daytime was over 100 degrees during the daytime and wasn't that much cooler at night neither wrestler were acostumed to the heat and arid atmosphere there!
Sounds like their fucking problem
takers from houston lmao
My dude arenas are packed with a/c and he's from Houston where it reaches the same temperature.
Oh yes blame it on the weather
@@Marcalitus
Right! Absolutely!
1 from sweaty Texas, the other from sweaty Georgia.
The dry heat of SA was not bad for these 2.
Totally the ring rust
Who would have thought that The Undertaker would be the chillest dude in real life?
I think Undertaker was legitimately pissed at Goldberg but doesn't want to say it
He was and should be goldturd sucks
I'm not the biggest fan but I've never heard wrestlers speak kindly about Goldberg.
@@woodmillz9892 Because they’re jealous.
he's garbage. how many wrestlers has he hurt
@@CaptainMorgan420😂 Goldberg sucked.
Could you imagine a undertaker in his prime vs a Goldberg in his prime hell of a match
Goldberg was never a good wrestler
@@albertdavila6808The match would have went much better
@@stevejamieson8468 as long as Goldberg follows undertakers instructions
@@albertdavila6808 Per what Bill said with historic match with Hollywood in the old georgia dome. I don't think Bill would have had too much issue listening to the more established veteran.
@@stevejamieson8468 I guess I can agree on that.
Goldberg was never a good wrestler he was just good to watch back in WCW
But only until his streak ended. Then he had to do more than his usual squash matches...
Yeah. Though he was a beast and a huge attraction in the early 2000s.
He is better than people give him credit first
This Match was like allot of My Relationships 😂 Starts Good then Ends Bad ☠️
BRO WHERE DOES HE SAY HE WAS PISSED AT GOLDBERG. you’re misquoting him
About ¾ thru taker says "Yeah I was pissed because you don't get many opportunities to...". Are you vaccinated? Do you have ears?
@@user-kbz09Taker never said he was pissed *"at Goldberg"*
@@user-kbz09 you must be unvaccinated based on your brain smoothness
@@user-kbz09 youre pretty stupid hey?
@@user-kbz09 Do YOU have ears? He never said he was pissed at Goldberg
I don't think Goldberg needs long periods of time in between his "performances" to suck at wrestling. He's a natural.
Is that why undertaker nearly broke Goldbergs neck? Because Goldberg sucks
@@Hollow9444 Are you going to pretend that Goldberg was ever even slightly good ?
Or do you want to compare Undertaker's records with Goldberg's ?
Or even that it's a coincidence if one of the very rare serious botch that Undertaker ever did, happened in this particular match ?
I smell fanboy.
@@myAKQJ10Goldberg was awesome back in ‘99 when I was 15 and didn’t know any better
You don’t need clickbait with taker cmon.
He also loved smacking his head intk lockers before a match. Said before he got a concussion slamming his head into a locker door to psyche himself up. Like alright sure
Goldberg has a long track record of being THE MOST UNSAFE PERSON TO WORK WITH. lol
I still remember Goldberg concussing himself during his match with DDP. DDP noticed it and had to carry him for the 2nd half of the match.
It was unfortunate to see two of my favs in wrestling like that. Glad neither were seriously injured. Well Bill’s concussion.
That Jackhammer botch was scary
@javi994 Absolutely
The Undertaker has an amazing memory for a guy that says he cant remember EVERYTHING he's done.
Bro no one is talking about taker dropping Goldberg in his neck before he dropped taker on his
It was a stiff tombstone but Taker had a firm grasp on him and Goldberg wasn’t hurt. Goldberg had head butted the door in the back and then knocked himself out in the corner. Taker was basically working with a bunch of dead weight.
Taker wasn't upset with Goldberg. He was pissed at the outcome
I appreciate this cause as a fan we think these guys are invincible sometimes especially as a young fan in the 90's growing up.
If i would have been a wrestler, back when i was alot younger, i would have had Undertaker to help me.... He knew alot about it, and being level headed.
Undertaker is all class, self aware and professional
Definitely not pissed AT Goldberg, just probably the backlash and how different the match could’ve been.
I think he’s was just pissed at the situation he even talks about this match in his documentary the last ride.
@@brianwt1 Yeah, also gotta put into consideration how good his longevity is. Only time it really caught up to him was Wrestlemania 33, and he made up for that. Someone who only has so many moments left and still able to kill it at his age, being put against someone who’s old as well, but can’t go a normal match length, and expected to make something work is probably a bit infuriating.
Goldberg was learning to wrestle between 2002 and 2004. He had a couple of good matches with Jericho,Shawn Micheals, Rock, Evolution ecc. He left for 12 years, and come back when he was already too old...
I laughed out loud when u dealer got him back and landed on his Goldberg head right after
All I can imagine is Brett hart watching this match
Taker continously tried to do the tombstone reversal even roman couldn't do it with him
These two were lucky nothing life changing happened in the ring that night.❤
When you have two greats trying to destroy each other that means it's a good match.
That was a rough one to watch
When everyone said Goldberg was a dangerous person to work with...
Man, Undertaker vs. Goldberg in 1999 during the Attitude Era would have been incredible. Obviously, Goldberg was with WCW, not WWF, but just thinking about how good of a rivalry these two could have had in their prime is insane. Such a missed opportunity.
Goldberg was just an older version of Ryback
if these two were in their prime, this would have been one of the most underrated matches but everything just went terribly wrong and wwe was already going down to shit around that time
Goldberg was always sketchy...
NO, he’s STRONG.
He had his bell rung taker...lolll
'Taker was so pissed that he took himself to court backstage. Found himself guilty..he was judge jury and executioner lol😂
People love to blame Goldberg for how this match went but the real blame should have went to Vince for making that match happen when they were so old Goldberg was never looked at as a great wrestler and him getting older didn't help and undertaker wasn't having great matches at that time either he was really limited in what he could do too it was a recipe for disaster
Didn't realize he hit his head on that pole either damn that shit must of hurt
If you ever feel the world sucks, just remind yourself that this match could've made it even worse.
I couldn't stop myself from laughing during this match
Guys like him have loads of stories to tell, if he was my uncle, I'd be over at his house every weekend just to listen
🔥👌💀🇺🇸💯everyday-"TAKER"-moods💯🇺🇸💀👌🔥#REAL-SHIT!!!!
Bill walked out with his head busted open lol
He literally just explained why us fans didnt want to see that match. He wasnt who he was anymore
its always funny hearing stories from saudi shows cause its like "WAIT THEY HAD A MATCH? HUH?"
The Undertaker is such a fucking gentleman.
Taker's used to wrestling guys who were properly trained and could actually work without causing injury.
Taker always has swag
It was both their faults.
Exactly
Literally telling us work with new guys that are younger when your old.
And Vince thought Sting and Taker in 2015 was too far gone.
Yet 2019 with Goldberg 🤔
Undertaker and Goldberg both true true Legends facts 😎
Undertaker should have asked for a trade back in 2003 to RAW instead of sticking with Smackdown when both he and Goldberg were still in their respective primes
Vince should have known better than to book this match🤦🏿♂️...
When someone is sloppy in his prime, don't expect too much when he is old.
Goodaz nah stink bredda....big up slimmaz everytime
He litterally never once said he was pissed at Goldberg.
He almost paralyzed Goldberg with that botched tombstone.
Undertaker is the most down to earth guy hes always vauled saftey over the match i much like him was sad to see the match not be as epic as it could have been but still cant blame either of them sometimes mistakes happen u can prep and prep and prep and soemthing still goes wrong
Whats more hurtful about this is it was a WrestleMania sized stadium..
Goldberg/Undertaker should've happened in 2004. Both guys were way too old when they finally fought.
Number one rule in pro wrestling always protect your opponent
He got the full Goldberg experience
if this match was done in early 2000s im sure it would have been hands down 5 star match....if done right of course
Every match with shitberg is awful.
"*Undertaker Was Pissed At Match With Goldberg*"
There, I Fixed your Title.
Dang I never knew he was really hurt..when the real people talk versus the media
Injured or not Goldberg can be dangerously wreckless
Love this!
That could've been a great matchup in their prime.
Undertaker talking like he did 1 main event match once a year for over 30 years 😂😂😂 oh wait...😅😅😂
Two legends
I'm glad that Taker wasn't injured from that botched Jackhammer.
Some people (most actually) say this is the worst match ever. But I think it's the "greatest bad match ever". It's the St. Anger of WWE.
mark was lucky bill concussed himself. 😂
This 2 grandpa should be in the MATCH 30 yrs ago!!!😂
The issue was more circumstance considering they had massive jet lag, the temperature was over 100 degrees during their match, and Goldberg had hit his head. If they did a rematch back home I think the result would have been dramatically different. The fact they did this in Saudi Arabia was the straw that broke the camels back.
Goldberg gave himself a triple concussion in that match
Can't stand Goldberg. Injured a bunch of wrestlers including himself, *ended Bret Harts career,* no-sold moves way too often, and couldn't perform in full-length matches. He had no business being in the ring with a legend like Taker ^^
Taker should have picked up that Goldberg can’t wrestle 💀😂
WWE should have made a Goldberg Vs. Undertaker match a long time ago💯😒
That match was bad but he says it was bad in other interviews
Imagine that match in 2002 or 2003
That's when the undertaker realized Goldberg can't wrestle
He never said he was pissed at Goldberg.
I watched it live in Jeddah! ❤