Islamabad, July 15, 2025: Goldberg retirement is now official, marking the end of one of the most iconic careers in professional wrestling history. On July 12, fans witnessed the 58-year-old legend wrestle for the final time, squaring off against World Heavyweight Champion Gunther in a highly intense main event during WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event.
Despite giving his all, Goldberg ultimately lost via sleeper hold—but exited with his legacy intact and head held high. His farewell wasn’t just emotional—it was a celebration of dominance, power, and unmatched charisma that defined his time in WWE and WCW.
Goldberg’s Final WWE Match Was One for the Ages
The clash with Gunther was more than just another match—it was Goldberg’s last WWE fight, and fans got to see the same fire he brought from day one. Although he didn’t win, his performance proved he hadn’t lost his edge. The bout is now streaming on Peacock, where fans can relive every second of this unforgettable night.
Goldberg’s Wrestling Journey: From WCW to Hall of Fame
Goldberg’s legacy began with his first televised match on WCW Monday Nitro on September 22, 1997. Facing Hugh Morrus, he delivered a dominating performance that launched an incredible 173-match undefeated streak. That streak, only broken in late 1998 by Kevin Nash in controversial fashion, catapulted him to superstardom.
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He went on to win both the WCW United States Championship and World Heavyweight Championship, becoming a household name in wrestling long before stepping into a WWE ring.
WWE Dominance and Hall of Fame Induction
Goldberg debuted in WWE in 2003 and quickly proved that his WCW success was no fluke. From defeating legendary names like The Rock, Brock Lesnar, and Triple H, to becoming a multi-time WWE champion, Goldberg left his mark in both major wrestling promotions.
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In 2018, his contributions were officially recognized when he was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.
There will be no more surprise returns, no more title runs—Goldberg has officially retired. But the spirit of his unmatched streak, raw intensity, and explosive matches will remain a gold standard in the wrestling world.
