5 WWE Superstars whose own locker rooms are fictional (and 3 whose are real)

#1 Real WWE locker room: Goldberg

On-screen, WWE Hall of Famer Goldberg has had his own private locker room ever since his destructive character began appearing in WCW in 1997.

Off-screen, it is not known exactly when Goldberg began getting ready for his matches and segments in a room by himself, but Matt Riddle confirmed on the WWE SummerSlam 2019 Watch Along that he bumped into the former WCW star outside his personal locker room.

“I’m walking by and I see his [Goldberg’s] locker room. I’ve already seen Brock’s, but I see Goldberg’s locker room. And I’m trying to get a peek, and I’m looking, I’m looking, all of a sudden… pow! Big shoulder, 300 pounds, at least. I look up… it’s Bill Goldberg.”

Goldberg defeated Dolph Ziggler in a two-minute match at WWE SummerSlam 2019, two months after Riddle called him a “liability” in a scathing tweet following his match against The Undertaker at WWE Super ShowDown.

The short interaction, which you can hear about in the video above, saw Goldberg tell Riddle on two occasions that he is not his “bro”.