Goldberg On Bret Hart, One More Match, Bray Wyatt, The Undertaker & The Best Spear Ever

[@ChrisVanVliet]

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[@gamerclash5560]

you are biggest superstar ever to face every legend in your podcast

[@razafinjatovoarisonfenoh4797]

waiting randy orton and shawn michaels interview

[@laytonium]

Did you find the all things Goldberg channel he was talking about?

[@john.miner1]

I can speak from personal experience & anyone who thinks Goldberg wouldnt stay any amount of time to make sure he doesnt miss a single fan at a signing, i met him in Virginia Beach for an autograph signing & the sport store that was hosting it extended the hours they were staying open because Goldberg told them he wouldnt leave until signed for everyone & i made sure i was last in line & he stayed almost 2 hours past his scheduled time there to meet EVERY SINGLE FAN! True superhero & was most definitly my role model growing up & as the great Paul Heyman said, “As a family man, if your a father in this audience, we can all aspire to be half the father that Bill Goldberg is to his son” #WHOSNEXT #BELIEVETHEHYPE #THANKYOUGOLDBERG #RealLifeSuperhero #RoleModel #Inspirational #SuperDad

[@aghazulkifilraza2539]

Please Pin Goldberg's Channel For Us. i can't find it either 😢. "ALL THINGS GOLDBERG"

[@thomasseiter9841]

I met Goldberg after a nitro in 98. I was 16 and snuck past the security to the parking garage where the wrestlers were leaving. I was a muscular football player in high-school and he said "are you a wrestler or a footballer?" He was super nice. Talked to me for probably 5 minutes. He was super cool even though he knew I wasn't supposed to be there. I always respected him for that

[@viccrown8188]

WCW’s security was horrible. When I was 18, I went to go buy tickets at the last second, but hours and hours before the show, and after I was done buying the tickets at the venue, I started walking around and checked all the doors and found one that was unlocked. I snuck in and got in the nosebleeds and just sat and watched everything for hours. And then left without anybody ever knowing I was there.

[@Jaxsinholt]

U never met him u lying dick

[@cnotes1790]

@@thomasseiter9841 that's dope!

[@jarlwhiterun7478]

So what? You probably bring that "story" up weekly to people who couldn't care less

[@cnotes1790]

@@jarlwhiterun7478 man what a hater

[@KyleBBN]

I think this is the best Goldberg has ever came across in an interview. Seems like his guard wasn’t up and he just relaxed and having a conversation. Great stuff.

[@StonerJugg420]

Credit goes to Chris he has that natural energy it seems that makes people feel comfortable around him without a doubt Chris is the best interviewer in the game right now

[@BaselineBrandon]

The best interviews are when Chris is able to go to them- individuals are most comfortable and open in their own environment. They literally were in Goldberg’s “safe space”. This was a good one

[@Foreriverricky]

Yeah, Chris has develop such a great reputation among the pro wrestlers of the world I think we're gonna see a lot of folks from a different angle on this show in the future

[@DonaldMeyers-v8c]

He's in his element at his house and Chris is a great interviewer

[@AmateurHour1111]

Chris is good at doing that for people. All the wrestlers respect him.

[@nicksparta9580]

The reason chris gets these interviews is because hes super respectful, always prepared and asks good questions

[@Ahmed-og2jm]

He also doesn't ask controversial questions

[@zynathera8140]

And sits back and lets the guest talk. Let them tell the stories.

[@Figs3]

Unsponsored, but another guy that I think is on the come up, Musclemanmalcolm. That kid is super respectful and has good interviews.

[@KTF0]

And he remembers the Markiest mark stuff, like a random Stardust promo from 10 years ago.

[@rikki6]

He's canadian nice

[@nicksparta9580]

Man CVV might be on course to being the best wrestling interviewer/journalist in the industry

[@Edddddddddie]

Yeah he’s the 🐐

[@Hexx_Iztenze]

I think he is already tbh.

[@contrary]

Who else is there? Serious question

[@nicksparta9580]

There are a few but none as good as CVV lately I think. Dave legreca, Sam Roberts, the inside the ropes guy, James from WSI, the guy who does Nash's podcast and was also doing a lot of shoot interviews before

[@JubbyTyme]

I personally feel like he already is

[@springer90]

"I like this interview, except Bill Goldberg." Bret Hart

[@TL2354]

When did Bret say that?

[@realsteel7260]

😂😂

[@landonmiles97]

@@TL2354it’s a joke. But he genuinely dislikes Goldberg.

[@JCool123]

@@TL2354 Last Bret comment was I don't pay attention to Bill he don't know anyone that does - last thing he said on Signed on Superstars,

[@BC2023NYC]

😂😂😂

[@theghettoracle]

Yeah, I don't care what anyone says, Goldberg is one of the main reasons I tuned into WCW in 1997, such a glorious time in the world of wrestling and Goldberg was undoubtedly one of major staples of that era and I'm glad I got to witness it as it happened.

[@hawkauthoritygaming6234]

Yeah spot on, returned to watching wrestling in like April 98 my older brother told me about Goldberg, and from that day forward ive watched every match of Goldberg.

[@rikki6]

DDP was my guy. But the mystique of Goldbergs destruction was something. The WWF parody Goldbert or whatever his name was made it a bit extra.

[@Bigrig_trmc]

1000%

[@LexiSantos]

Goldberg was part of the peak of WCW. I was a huge fan of his. He was no Shawn Michaels or Kurt Angle but his character did the job they needed him to do. He is a WCW legend

[@ianfitton9400]

He was no wrestling technician,but he had the look,music,gimmick and booking strategy that made the goldberg character come to life in wcw and transition to Wwe

[@JaskiratSGrewal]

He sucks

[@hotcoldman77]

FACTS! Them geeks today will make you think a jobber like Gargano is a bigger star than Goldberg just because he can do some fancy looking kicks lmaoooo smh

[@bobjimmy1539]

@@hotcoldman77bc he can actually wrestle lmao

[@norap71]

People just hate him because Bret does lol He was a football player who got thrown into wrestling and did what he could as best as he could. People love to act like they’re perfect, he seems like a good guy as we see his interaction with Chris. he’s a legend despite him admitting he didn’t even know what he was doing and that’s heavy. Imagine if he was actually a real wrestler

[@minercreepmc]

When I was a kid I thought Stone Cold and Goldberg are brother lol

[@brentmichael4770]

Is that kinda racist though?

[@zerotheox]

Racism sucks

[@bladen5325]

​@@brentmichael4770 How on earth is that racist? 2 guys are bald and have goatees.

[@theoryof11]

​@brentmichael4770 Go touch some grass Peacock. 😂

[@Dakshohri]

@@brentmichael4770 Bro what? Your defination of racisim needs a re-write.

[@Champ1988]

He's not lying about the rotator cuff. I remember thinking to myself that something looked "off" about his shoulders during that time.

[@cnotes1790]

*Bret Hart's car gets a flat tire* "that was the best tire on the road anywhere, it wouldnt have popped if Goldberg didn't kick me in the head"

[@KinnereyB]

The tire’s career was so far from over 😔

[@PierzStyx]

Maybe if Bret hadn't been driving around on bald tires, his tire wouldn't have went flat.

[@davidhandley9007]

Remember its called the wrestling BUSINESS, and yes Goldberg was no curt henning in the ring, but he drew alot of money and eyes to the product. He played his part fantastically, if a show had all just technical wrestlers, there would be no variety. Generally,its characters that people are drawn to.

[@rogregg29445]

Amen

[@gavinohagan1367]

Hennig

[@PierzStyx]

If being a great technical wrestler mattered then Hogan would never have been so popular.

[@davidhandley9007]

@@PierzStyx a common misconception about Hogan was that he couldn't wrestle, check out his early stuff in Japan, he could quite clearly wrestle. He just wrestled a relaxed easier style in wwf and wcw, because they worked so many dates and didn't want to destroy their body's.

[@mrassassinscreedfan1]

I cant believe i didnt know goldberg had a youtube channel thanks CVV

[@ChrisVanVliet]

No worries!

[@karriemwashington4755]

​@@ChrisVanVliet Can U Interview Jeff Hardy

[@CJJC42]

I can hear Brett hart complaining from here

[@leir2005]

He’s waiting on his check from Goldberg

[@austindrinksfanta]

I mean, he did end his career lol I’d be pissed too

[@DethronedByEli]

I farted, can anyone smell it?

[@keeganhurley119]

@@austindrinksfantaplease Samoa Joe ended Tyson Kidd’s career and he doesn’t hold a grudge. Droz ended up paralyzed from D’Lo on accident and never held a grudge. Big E got dropped on his head by Ridge Holland from a belly to belly and may never wrestle again. He holds no grudge and ill will. Bret’s a whiny bitch that wants to be bitter so he can have people still feel sorry for him.

[@keeganhurley119]

@@austindrinksfantaDroz, Big E, and Tyson Kidd had their careers ended by accidents and they hold no grudge. Bret just wants people to continue to feel sorry for him and just wants to be bitter.

[@rodrysoza3303]

"I never had a problem with Bill" - Kevin Nash

[@zlinedavid]

“Hey Goldberg….me and Big Kev were in the back…..” - Scott Hall

[@Speedbump1989]

- Will Sasso 😂

[@ryosaeba566]

Haha Nash and his coke heads did you ever heard the promo of the old wcw Nintendo games there where on drugs 1000000%days straight

[@brianmcdonald7017]

I never had a problem with nash

[@jrdee44]

I still don’t understand the hate. This man is a legend!

[@resener2166]

People like to jump the wagon

[@Ahmed-og2jm]

​@@resener2166 I'll explain it to you cause idgaf about no bandwagon...Oldberg is a guy that has a massive ego and is bitter ( disrespected Asuka recently and constantly complains about a company that paid him millions to come do 3 moves and leave ) he hurt both Kevin Owens and The fiends careers....all jokes aside he literally can't work or do other moves then the spear or jackhammer ( which he both botched on his last "run" ) go look up his match against Lashley at Summerslam when he tries to do other moves....it's ok to hate someone when they suck at the job they are supposed to do and then act like a d*ck about it

[@Ahmed-og2jm]

​@Papellxhase my comment got deleted so your explanation is solid enough

[@scottsimpson8973]

Bc all he does is bitch and blame everyone else. Yeah I liked him when I was younger, not jumping on any wagons but damn dude, can you take any accountability

[@Kjraider2009]

He was the shits in the ring and was pushed to the moon. Only marks and morons cheered for the guy. I remember in 97 they had to pipe in Golberg chants because ppl were already sick of his ass/chanting Goldberg sucks. He was not as popular as you remember.

[@TheMyuyen]

His giving props to Big Show to The Flock and other talent and his respect for Sting really shows the man he is

[@Muker29]

This guys is the reason I got into watching wrestling! At 32 years old it’s great to finally be able to hear these guys stories only podcasts worth listening to have Chris in !!!

[@TheBlackScatPack]

I am definitely critical about Goldberg’s 2nd WWE run but Goldberg seems like the kinda man I would love to sit around with and talk about cars with. He seems like a good spirited person.

[@markl5998]

His second run was necessary

[@YeTism]

Goldberg is overhated. One of the coolest wrestlers ever.

[@lordruperteverton4963]

"He reminds me of Dixie Carter." Damn, sick burn bro! Shots fired.

[@christopherolivarez4887]

How would he know if he’s never worked for either.. he even admits he doesn’t watch aew

[@liebeswolkchen3012]

@@christopherolivarez4887 both are money marks that own companies because their dad has unlimited money , running a failing business while having massive ego. Very similar

[@ParadiseDB7]

​@@christopherolivarez4887he had talks with bud kiddo

[@glasserallen]

All I can say is WOW that's the best Goldberg interview that I've ever seen. Bar none ....so I would like to say thank you very much to the both of you.

[@billymaltez8030]

By far this is the best Goldberg interview and the best version of Goldberg I've ever seen. The man is humble, so respectful, vulnerable, extremely transparent and overall just a good dude and loving family man. Much respect to you Bill Goldberg and much respect to CVV for bringing this Goldberg out.

[@AWrestlingHistorian]

FACT CHECK: Bret Hart blocked Goldberg's half-assed kick with his hand! (Then wrestled 9 more matches afterwards!)

[@moses0686]

To be fair, you wrestled through things if you could, especially concussions.

[@Ahmed-og2jm]

​@@moses0686true

[@PierzStyx]

@@moses0686 and there is the problem. Bret was *already* injured when he went into his match with Goldberg. Yes, Goldberg's kick went awry. But the reason it did so much damage was because Bret was already hurt.

[@RyanD2558]

CVV has been killing it. So many great interviews recently.

[@ChrisVanVliet]

Thanks Ryan! 🙏🙏

[@ntienseudo3933]

​@ChrisVanVliet should interview Batista next or MVP Bobby lashley

[@Thumbperhand2]

Hope u can interview Jeff Hardy next.

[@nunyabidness3429]

Goldberg on fatherhood: "There is no right way, there is no wrong way, there's just YOUR way." That is so true. To people who are new fathers or expecting a child soon, remember this. A lot of older people will give you advice to their way but it may not work for you. It's a learning experience. As you age you'll realize everyone is just sorta winging it and hoping for the best. If you are a teenager/in your early 20's, barring cases of extreme abuse, you will learn that maybe you were a bit harsh on your parents. Again this is excluding the cases of abuse or drug abuse etc... The man dropped invaluable wisdom.

[@albs7025]

Me and my brother were 7-8 years old watching Goldberg in 1998-2000 He was our hero. We had his Tshirts & toys. Thank you Goldberg

[@jkh5]

Goldberg is a legend and deserves his props. Damn good interview Chris.

[@hogey989]

This is the first time I've seen Goldberg actually take some accountability and say he wasn't ready to go in. This iinterview is the best thing he could've done for his image.

[@blaisejones1053]

Goldberg seems like one of the most genuine nice people on the planet. I feel like you could meet him for the first time and just talk like you’ve known him for years

[@kravethedream]

Bill Goldberg is the MOST over hated legend of all-time! His job was to be a fearless powerhouse and he did a great job at that!

[@Rockzone333]

Dolph Ziggler took the spear awesome as well

[@rorisangsathegi]

How'd you do that?

[@NitroExpress727]

I was hoping hed mention dolph

[@markfontanella5347]

I met Goldberg at a meet and greet in Freehold NJ in September 2023. He was so damn cool. We talked to him for 5-6 minutes straight and he was funny as all hell. This is the Goldberg I met and the one who was so kind. I love this guy. A+ work by him and A+ work by CVV. Love you man.

[@RobPalmer80]

According to the Wrestling Bios KZbin channel, Bill's official streak was 158 wins before his defeat to Nash at Starrcade. This included televised, PPV, and house show matches.

[@vileluca]

It's scripted bro

[@keeganhurley119]

@@vileluca dude just shut up

[@PancakeProduct]

Go check out Relieving the War, the Starrcade 1998 episode. The streak was longer than 158.

[@uzi978]

@@vileluca Wow you really uncovered a big secret

[@RobPalmer80]

@@PancakeProduct He mentioned the total on the episode before Starrcade. I checked it today before posting the comment.

[@johnrecktenwald4363]

What an amazing interview. Goldberg has always been one of my favorite wrestlers. I'm so thankful for the opportunity to have met him years ago.

[@jasoncecil8722]

I'm loving this interview!!! When he sarcastically said to Chris, "And you listen to instruction well!" I laughed out loud! He's got a great sense of humor 😂

[@ifgwelf]

I just gotta say, Goldberg gets way too much hate. Nobody understands how over he was in the late 90s as a WCW fan.

[@Shepkillz]

Just because he was over doesn’t mean he was good. Like Hogan. Goldberg was just intense. As far as actual skill, he didnt have much. Technical skills were lacking, Mic skills were lacking, every wrestler he ever worked with said he was stiff. He gets the proper amount of hate.

[@mrnicemam8523]

​@@Shepkillzwrestling skills aren't everything. As long as you draw money, it's all that matters

[@juicyeboi9006]

​@theoryof11 Bret retired because he kept wrestling with multiple concussions before the kick. Hell Owen Hart cost the industry millions and millions due to a piledriver he was specifically asked not to do. Much more selfish and dangerous than Goldberg mistiming a kick

[@pk_1]

WAYYY TOO MUCH HATE FROM THESE VIRGIN KIDS!!

[@pk_1]

@@Shepkillz”Just because he was over doesn’t mean he was good” THEN WHY DO U GAYS LOVE JOHN CENA THEN!??? He was TRASHHH in the ring!!!

[@jamichaelyork946]

Bret Hart has to be the next episode😂

[@zerotheox]

That would be the one interviewee that Chris would lose his smile on.

[@RudeOfTheTurks]

No thanks. Bret Hart is a Debbie downer

[@brianwt1]

No for the love of god he would just complain about Goldberg ending his career the whole time.

[@cjmitch91]

God no..

[@tayojones9460]

@brianwt1 Bret is not defined by Goldberg. You do not know anything so kindly stfu!

[@spoogtastic]

Its def things later in life that have soured him on people. Bret situation, his booking, comments on asuka, the taker match, but his wcw streak was immaculate, cant take that away.

[@_NutcasE_]

how did bret situation sour people on Goldberg? it's entirely onesided fight from a petty old bitter retired man.

[@spoogtastic]

​@@_NutcasE_because even though bret won't shut up about it, Goldberg DID end his career by being careless and especially after Bret said please just don't injure him. People learning about it now a days since back then the story wasn't so widely known. My argument was no one is upset with bill because of his insane wcw run, it's been everything post that.

[@_NutcasE_]

@@spoogtastic Oh boohoo. What the hell does he think his whining will achieve? Another concussion?

[@AD-ur1fk]

@@spoogtasticBret needs to stop crying. Goldberg apologized multiple times. Plus Bret continued to wrestle many times after that.

[@Ahmed-og2jm]

​@_NutcasE_ Well Oldberg is retired as well unless you call spear, Jackhammer & pin every match wrestling....the guy literally couldn't work for shit in his "run" from 2016 till 2021 or whenever the nightmare ended...I'll take angry Bret over him all day

[@tornadowarrior4534]

“Roll the Dice don’t think twice, we crush, CRUSH EM”

[@antology7]

"Now we lay you down to rest you'll never be more than second best."

[@hasan3step570]

CVV deserves a million subs honestly. What a great lineup of back to back guests

[@smackssmacks1306]

That's the most humble I have ever seen Goldberg be. Ever. It's as if he's lost 20lbs of muscle and 80lbs of ego. I like this guy more.

[@illtakeyobitch]

Humble??? What interview were u watching?

[@brandonbryantfilms]

You’ve never watched any of his interviews lol. He comes across as humble in every single one. Nothing he said in this Is any different than previous interviews lol

[@ParadiseDB7]

He's literally been like this for 20 years 😂 Y'all take wrestling characters too seriously

[@25Dzone]

Not typically a fan of what Goldberg says in interviews / outside of Wrestling but this just seems like a comfortable chat with an old bad ass who's seen enough of life to not give a shit anymore. Loved this one Chris - your long-form interviews really remind me of Ariel's work in MMA and I really appreciate them!

[@TruckerJohn89]

I haven't been a huge goldberg fan but I think you have to respect what he's done in the business. Still wish we had goldberg vs Austin

[@AddictedtoProfit]

Great great interview, if it was 5hrs I would have put my day on hold

[@zoransingh-walia]

I would love to see you interview Roman ❤

[@tominatoralpha1866]

Amazing interview! We need a part 2, still have to cover the Matt Riddle feud, and the crowd at Wrestlemania 20

[@beatzone700]

Goldberg and Sid Vicious in WCW, my childhood heroes !

[@drewcifers8thcircleofheck307]

It's funny, the older I get the more I appreciate the behind the scenes stories and interviews like this. Goldberg was a real life super hero during the WCW run and to hear him talk about everything is just fascinating. CVV, keep up the fantastic work.

[@showtime1235]

i get people have issues w certain things around goldberg but the clear love he has for his son is awesome you can tell he loves to talk about him and is super proud of him

[@rogerday664]

People have bad opinions about him that's there problem

[@geogonz352]

I was a Goldberg fan as a kid. As an adult I thought he was full of it. Chris Van Vilet you made me like him again. You bring out the best in people 💯

[@jessecooper3880]

I met Goldberg in 2004 when I was 5 and he was so nice

[@TankStrank]

Incredible. Best Goldberg interview i've ever seen. Kudos.

[@HMWSports]

CVV, you are killing it lately with these!!

[@JamesBaylockJr]

Legend has it when you hear ringing in your ears it’s not that someone is talking about you, it’s that Bret Hart is somewhere complaining about Goldberg.

[@LadyTreez420]

Thank you Chris n Bill. Great Episode 🫡🤗🤌🥳😁💐

[@rayjacobs8472]

Thank you for this interview Chris. Really cool getting to know Bill more.

[@michaelhempfield5604]

If you were a kid in the 90s like I was, watching Goldberg was like watching a real life Superman. “LC” was my favorite Remote Control button on Monday nights. Matter fact, every Monday night during the wrestling wars, was like marvel dropping a new movie from the MCU, only you didn’t have to wait 3 to 5 years.

[@jeffersontheflyestpoet9497]

Lmao never thought of him as Superman. More like a fake ass Stone Cold.

[@DGS_1992]

​​@@jeffersontheflyestpoet9497nah, everyone who grew up watching wrestling in the 90s looked at Goldberg as an unstoppable gladiator/superhero. People just want to hate because they feel like that makes them "wrestling purist"... The reality is Goldberg was the hottest act in wrestling during the biggest wrestling boom ever. Whether people want to acknowledge that or not is on them.

[@jeffersontheflyestpoet9497]

@@DGS_1992 nah. Goldberg to me was like Roman Reigns when they tried to force him on us. Too much hype and very overrated. I like Sting way more than Goldberg during the 90s era. Hell, Screaming Norman Smiley was better than Goldberg 😂

[@franco0003]

Superman?!?😂 Stonecold rip off and overrated AF

[@DGS_1992]

@jeffersontheflyestpoet9497 mhm I'm sure. If you truly didn't care for Goldberg back then, in the 90s, then great, here's your cookie... You won't win any cool points for that. The reality is, he was liked by MOST people in the late 90s. He was selling out arenas and is the greatest champion WCW ever had in terms of star power. Like I said, people hate on Goldberg because it's the cool thing to do in wrestling fandom. It's sheep mentality.. Also, the same people that trash Goldberg are the same who worship Daniel Bryan who is a literal snooze fest.

[@jonestraloma]

22:15 Lol bro puts a commercial right where conversation turns to Bret Hart. Genius.

[@matthewslockbower5599]

46:25 is the time stamp for the Bray Wyatt section you’re all looking for.

[@illtakeyobitch]

Too bad he said nothing…we all know he screwed Bray. That moment killed Bray.

[@BrandOffMusic2]

Ty

[@PingGuerrero69]

I do not understand what he said lol

[@matthewslockbower5599]

@@PingGuerrero69 same! Lmao

[@triumpthat]

I was there for every single Goldberg match. Thanx brother.

[@kyleb8268]

Say what you want about his wrestling, but the way he cares about his family should speak volumes about the guy.

[@hogey989]

Should it? When did caring about your family start "Speaking volumes" instead of being the baseline. Even shitty people care about their family.

[@TheMostGloriousBeard]

@@hogey989did Casey Anthony care about her family? 😂

[@hogey989]

@@TheMostGloriousBeard Hey she might like her parents 🤣

[@zerotheox]

Fabulous interview. Goldberg very proud of his career yet humble. He has really grown and you can see it here.

[@mringram]

Another great interview Chris

[@mattshafer1959]

Wrestling Bios did it...he counted TV matches and Dark matches and I believe he got somewhere in the 160 range when the 173 was being promoted

[@chadd990]

Chris is such a great interviewer.

[@Worldofmortify]

This interview made me rethink Goldberg. Much respect

[@RM-uy3ec]

Now it’s time to do a Bret interview immediately after

[@jb4626]

I’ve followed your channel for years but this is actually the first interview I watched from start to finish. There has always been something intriguing about Goldberg for me. Clearly still is. Sucks I haven’t met him yet since I live maybe 20 minutes away from where he does. But anyways thanks for the interview. I’ll start watching these in full more often.

[@CozyHumanoid]

His most devastating spear will and forever always will be killing Nunzio in the 2004 Royal Rumble. He straight up commited live murder on TV.

[@santinoplays7456]

and the one he gave to christian

[@kawamaster6006]

Goldberg telling his bullying story is very important to young fans that may be going through the same hardship but they can look at Goldberg and his trayectory and know that life is not gonna be bad forever and that they can fight back and win, never imagined a man like him had to deal with it but im glad he shared that story

[@chris_m986]

Bret Hart disliked thIs video

[@magnetsoldiercephas331]

The love this man has for his son, as a father myself, is incredible. Amazing role model

[@evalangley3985]

They tried to replicate the formula, but all the attempts failed miserably. Bill was unique even if everyone want to say otherwise. I didn't see anyone with the same intensity in the ring. Beside the match with the undertaker (that should had never occurs in the first place) and the incident with Bret Hart, there is no real negative about his career. Glad he stood against Vince.

[@Ahmed-og2jm]

Lol, go watch his botch fest against Lashley at summerslam 😂

[@theunhingedgamer3762]

​@@Ahmed-og2jmyou want a real botch fest go watch all of Nia Jax's matches

[@scrambledlegs423]

He did the business well but the “negative” was moreso him being as green as he was and pushed the way he was. It seemed like he had little desire to care for the business in ways “lifers” do

[@Ahmed-og2jm]

​@theunhingedgamer3762 at least Nia can do more than 4 moves

[@ParadiseDB7]

​@@scrambledlegs423 green is irrelevant. People loved him so he got pushed that's all there is to it

[@RigorousBarley]

Goldberg was incredibly grounded in this interview. He was the best part of the Monday Night Wars for me. Thank you.

[@Peewhenipoo]

I watch Santa’s Slay every Christmas season.. fuck yeah

[@goldbergnation9781]

Solid interview you cover a lot of topics fans wanted to hear him talk about.

[@RedmanWasTaken]

Somewhere in Canada,Bret Harts ears just perked up

[@garethmorgan7474]

Great interview with Goldberg really enjoyed it

[@hydroguy6927]

Could you imagine the amount of bad advice Bill got that he took serious when entering the vicious cut throat business of wrestling as a Green Horn but was the most popular wrestler on the roster. The jealousy, people want to take his spot, take advantage of a Man who literally knew shit about the business. Easy target. Im not saying he didnt get great advice too but my point being he actually did pretty good to stay and draw numbers. I always respected Goldberg for that.

[@JUSTINCREDIBLEE]

Chris you never cease to amaze me with your content

[@reehanshu]

We need Brock Lesnar on the show common man i have hopes😭 Love from 🇮🇳❤️

[@JusRed48]

I personally never was a big fan of Goldberg's work but I find him and his role in wrestling very interesting. He has a very unique success story and place, and I loved his comeback work with Brock Lesnar after only having pretty limited exposure to him during his first WWE run.

[@mvagusta]

Great interview. Bill in WcW was something else.

[@prodmisguided]

Dont forget that Bret continued to compete after his "career ending injury"

[@jamesstephenson8789]

Right which I don’t understand it wasn’t that bad of a injury to make him quit right away if at all

[@kev247365]

That was more old school mentality and the protocols not in place for concessions back then. Nowadays, he would not have carried on

[@electric-up2tr]

Yes because he didn't know the extent of the injury and he had bills to pay and support his family retards.

[@MikeDee412]

And I just saw a video of 1-2-3 Kid kicking Bret waaaaayyyy harder in the face lol

[@ModernDayRenaissanceMan]

​@@MikeDee412You aren't comparing X-Pac to Goldberg right? 🤣

[@DJReyzor357]

Forget Goldberg's career as a professional wrestler. He is an astounding humanitarian and excellent family man.. 👨‍👧‍👧 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦

[@normanschnaps7204]

Goldberg was a beast. I wish WWE used him properly.

[@aaluuuuuuuuuuuu]

stop using cheap drugs dude WWE booked him to defeat Brock lesnar whom he can never beat in real fight even in his wildest dreams

[@normanschnaps7204]

​@@aaluuuuuuuuuuuustop crying kid

[@aaluuuuuuuuuuuu]

@@normanschnaps7204 use burnol if your arse is burning after hearing truth

[@crispycruiser4654]

What would have been “correctly”? He was a multiple time world champion in 2003 and left a year later. He then got a Universal Title run in 2019 when that belt was featured more than the WWE Title.

[@JamesWilliams-nb8ig]

In his prime he may have gave brock a run for his money. ​@aaluuuuuuuuuuuu

[@landonlinville]

this is a very humbling goldberg interview.cvv really brings out the real in people

[@Thewickedjon]

goldberg's a cool guy, i'd have a beer w/ him it wuld be cool to see him back in WWE in some capacity, maybe backstage, or commentator, or announcer idk, he still looks healthy, should comeback to wwe.

[@yourtube1424]

It’s so so good to see Goldberg in this relaxed environment & mood. I was born in 92 and as a kid, Goldberg, Sting were my favourites of any wrestling. I may have been a kid and Goldberg may have been green but man was it believable to me that this dude was just a monster and. Back to a happier time when I didn’t understand wrestling politics, the indie scene etc. this guy obviously did something majorly right to have that success back then and coming into WWE in the early 2000’s. To see that dude come back to wrestling but in WWE & for the World heavyweight championship mannnnn I was hyped! Goldberg will always have infinite Aura to me and I Thankyou Bill for everything you’ve gave to the industry. Thankyou Chris for providing this platform for him to speak so openly and comfortably!

[@Chris-wj1qn]

Breakker Vs Goldberg for the I.C.Heavyweight title at WrestleMania, title Vs Career with Bron retiring Goldberg. Then you can build Breakker for Cena's last match with Bron talking about how he Breaks careers.

[@Sellbow]

That's a genius fuckin' idea

[@Paul_Abbott_Landsraad_Project]

I am not sure if this was mentioned, however the Bret part was extremely respectfully risen and encountered. This is why I love ya Chris and have done for quite some time now 😊

[@isaiahharris1998]

Goldberg vs Bron Breakker would be amazing for WWE. Also AEW would be awesome with Goldberg on AEW Collision!!!

[@Bullitt1768]

Not a huge Goldberg fan but love his entrance lol. Cool dude🤟

[@1824ajay]

Say whatever about Bill he is an absolute legend and will remain forever for me!!Love and Respect

[@aaluuuuuuuuuuuu]

well if you are asking people to say whatever they want then I would like to say that he is as bad as me in terms of wrestling

[@1824ajay]

@@aaluuuuuuuuuuuulol but you still here to watch him

[@aaluuuuuuuuuuuu]

@@1824ajay I am here just to hear his views on Burying The Fiend almost breaking Undertaker's neck and retiring Bret Hart with a botched kick

[@1824ajay]

@@aaluuuuuuuuuuuuVicious 😂😂😂

[@Gimmicktablecards]

This was a great interview! Thank you

[@HakunaMatata-oq6ht]

WCW Goldberg - powerhouse and one of the best characters WWE Goldberg 1st run - very good in hindsight which we didn't realize back then WWE Goldberg 2nd run (2016-2021) - horrible and a shadow of his past

[@FCRaiders21]

the beginning of the 2nd run (basically up to the first match) was perfect, then... they gave him the belt... which was... just no.

[@HakunaMatata-oq6ht]

@@FCRaiders21 Yes that 90 secs match against Lesnar should have been his last

[@ce6654]

The Wrestlemania match with Lesnar was a sad way to end the first run. Boring match and the crowd turning on both guys for leaving. To this day, the "You sold out" chants made no sense to me. Neither he or Brock were benefiting financially from parting ways with WWE.

[@SUNSHINE-fd4vb]

@@ce6654What are you talking about? Brock went on to the UFC and became heavyweight champion there. Making him an EVEN BIGGER star when he eventually returned to WWE.

[@JDTStagg88]

@@ce6654 That’s what fans can be like though. Look at The Rock when he went to Hollywood, they turned on him when he came back for being part time, which was where Hollywood Rock was born (both ironic that the exact same thing happened for different reasons, but also with a fantastic result in character change recently). It’s why many wrestling fans won’t hear a good word about another wresting promotion nor a wrestler that isn’t at theirs. It’s tribalism notched up to 100.

[@HarvRoman]

Thank you both!

[@PiCheZvara]

"I never grabbed anyone for jackhammer that I couldnt jackhammer". Right out of the gate? I mean one of his last matches was against Taker in Saudi where he infamously dropped him on his head, failing to do the jackhammer.

[@ErrorlVlacro]

He could have. Getting someone up is not that big of a deal. It’s a vertical duplex bro. He was badly concussed.

[@ErrorlVlacro]

Suplex* one of the most simple throws in pro wrestling.

[@wiili22]

He failed the jackhammer on the fiend

[@SWDGaming]

Watch the interview lol

[@MrPerfect2000Z]

Yeah because Taker was just completely faultless in that match right?

[@NorCalTC]

I’ve never been a Goldberg fan, or just WCW fan in general, but this interview makes me look at Goldberg in a totally different light.