A former World Champion needed one last match with Sting.
Though he hasn’t wrestled since February 2022, Goldberg is adamant he hasn’t retired and would love another match.
The veteran’s most up-to-date outing got here at Elimination Chamber in Saudi Arabia the place he was crushed by Roman Reigns. Since then he’s held talks with AEW, though he has no want to wrestle for the corporate.
Throughout an look on Busted Open Radio, Goldberg mentioned he hadn’t considered who he’d wish to face in a retirement match, however admitted that at one stage he hoped his last opponent could be Sting. Nonetheless, with the legend’s personal retirement, Goldberg mentioned he didn’t should be concerned.
“Man, I’ll be sincere with you. I don’t know. I haven’t even considered it for 2 seconds, and that’s a completely 100% clear reply. I don’t know. I used to be attempting to shuffle it to the place it was Sting. Over the previous couple of years together with his retirement, however I didn’t need to take away from Sting and his complete deal. I’ve no enterprise being anyplace close to that as a result of I don’t should be. It’s all about him, and due to this fact he wasn’t an possibility due to that.”
Sting Ended Profession In AEW
After beforehand believing his profession was over, Sting signed with AEW in December 2020 and loved the sort of Indian summer season skilled wrestling hardly ever permits.
The veteran’s unlikely workforce with Darby Allin rapidly grew to become beloved by followers they usually captured tag workforce gold in February 2024. A month later, Sting bowed out of life within the ring with an insane victory over The Younger Bucks at Revolution surrounded by his household, and damaged chairs, tables, and even glass. The victory meant he retired as one-half of the AEW World Tag Group Champions.
H/t to Fightful
