5 Biggest WWE Superstars who failed to beat Goldberg

#4 The Fiend

The Fiend made his WWE debut in mid-2019, after appearing in creepy vignettes for months on end. The supernatural entity quickly became one of the biggest Superstars in all of WWE and went on to win the Universal title by defeating Seth Rollins in Saudi Arabia. The Fiend then had several feuds on WWE TV, with the likes of The Miz and Daniel Bryan, and he came out victorious on every occasion. Everything was going well until The Fiend finally met Goldberg.

The Fiend terrorized the WWE roster for months until he met Goldberg

At WWE Super ShowDown 2020, The Fiend was scheduled to defend his Universal title against Goldberg in what many would deem a dream match. Goldberg had shown no signs of fear while confronting The Fiend, and many fans were excited to see these two Superstars collide. Eventually, Goldberg put down The Fiend in a matter of minutes to win the Universal title for the second time in his career. Goldberg had a pretty short run with the belt and went on to lose it to Braun Strowman at WrestleMania 36.

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