WWE Legend Goldberg Defends Safety, Prepares Final Match With Gunther

WWE Hall of Famer Goldberg has responded to criticism regarding his return to the ring and immediate World Heavyweight Championship match against GUNTHER at WWE Saturday Night's Main Event. Addressing comments from fellow wrestler Bully Ray and fans questioning his age and readiness, Goldberg referenced his legendary 176-0 undefeated streak, asserting he does not need to "stand in line" for a title shot and challenged anyone to match his willingness to compete at 58. Goldberg also expressed remorse for his accidental kick to Bret Hart in 1999, emphasizing his respect for fellow professionals and denying any intent to harm. GUNTHER, the current World Heavyweight Champion, has taken jabs at Goldberg, mocking his typically short matches and recent physical condition, while Goldberg has continued intense training to prepare for what he calls his final retirement match. WWE legend Rikishi predicted GUNTHER would dominate the match, underscoring the tension and stakes of Goldberg's comeback. The matchup marks a significant moment in Goldberg's career as he aims to surpass his past performances despite health setbacks and skepticism about his physical condition.