Goldberg made a huge announcement on X/Twitter and sent a message to accompany that. All of this is amid a rumored WWE return and retirement match.
As we'll go more into detail later, it seems like it's only a matter of time before we see the WWE Hall of Famer back on our television screens. He seems long overdue for a huge return on RAW, and that could very well be the direction. Until then, he had another big announcement about a documentary being made about him.
Titled "The Wrecking Machine", Goldberg sent a message on X teasing the upcoming documentary with a near-three-minute clip:
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What is the status of Goldberg's retirement match?
From the look of things, it seems to be a matter of when and not if Goldberg is going to have his retirement match. Not only that, but it looks like WWE intends to follow up on the tease we saw at Bad Blood 2024 between the legend and Gunther.
In a report on Fightful Select, it was revealed that there are plans for a showdown later this year, which will be the WWE Hall of Famer's retirement match. Gunther is all set to face Jey Uso in a WrestleMania 41 rematch just one night after Money in the Bank 2025.
So it's going to be interesting to see if Gunther has his dream match with the World Heavyweight Championship on the line. The Ring General is known for his versatile, hard-hitting, and raw style, while Goldberg is known for his Mike Tyson-esque explosiveness, which usually results in short but intense matches.
The Hall of Famer had one of the best matches of his career against Bobby Lashley in Saudi Arabia in 2021, proving that he can still go. His match against Roman Reigns a few months later at Elimination Chamber 2022 didn't quite go so well, but that likely had to do with the short notice that he was given and the fact that he was recovering from a bout with COVID.
The date for their potential bout isn't known as of this writing.