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#6 Another Goldberg match
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One of the most talked-about WWE matches of 2019 so far took place in June when The Undertaker defeated Goldberg in the main event of Super ShowDown in Saudi Arabia.
The first-time-ever encounter, which also happened to be the oldest one-on-one PPV main event in WWE history, will be remembered for all the wrong reasons after Goldberg legitimately knocked himself out during the match, causing both Superstars to make mistakes whilst executing uncoordinated moves.
WWE allowed the veterans to redeem themselves after the event, with The Undertaker returning to in-ring action in July to join forces with Roman Reigns in a victory over Drew McIntyre & Shane McMahon at Extreme Rules. Goldberg, meanwhile, returned in August and convincingly defeated Dolph Ziggler at SummerSlam.
Despite those recent appearances, WWE will no doubt want ‘Taker to compete at a Saudi Arabia event for the fourth time in a row when the company visits the country later in 2019, and it would not be at all surprising if Goldberg were to appear in a match on what is certain to be another star-studded show.
The date for the next Saudi special, which is reportedly going to be called Crown Jewel again, has not yet been revealed but it is expected to take place in late October.
