Goldberg At WM32 - Who Could He Fight?

[The GOAT]

With WWE needing to ensure they can sell out those 100,000 seats for Wrestlemania in Dallas next year, word is they want as many big names on the show as possible (which should be obvious), and of all the names I've seen mentioned (Brock Lesnar, HHH, Undertaker and Sting being givens, and Austin, Rock, Batista, and Shawn Michaels all being possibilities as well), Bill Goldberg doesn't seem to be among them.

Some will say that it's because most people don't care about him anymore, but in all fairness, he hasn't really done much of note since his wrestling career ended and his name has barely been mentioned on WWE television at all since he left in 2004, and yet his DVD from 2013 still outsold nearly every other DVD that the company put out that year regardless. So there'd arguably a lot of interest if he came back to wrestle one final match. Goldberg also said he wouldn't mind wrestling again since he'd love for his son to see him wrestle live and he wouldn't mind putting this person over either, but he "didn't want it to be against someone who loses all the time" (in reference to Ryback back in 2012/2013.)

So hypothetically, if he were to work a program with someone next year, who would make for the best and most logical opponent? Roman Reigns? John Cena? Brock Lesnar? Rusev (if he's still relevant by then)? A newcomer from NXT (Baron Corbin)?

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

He should face Batista in an MMA fight

 

[ShaRpY HaRdY]

Enzo Amore.. Enzo wins with the help of Big Cass out of no where, both of them make a name.

 

[Leo C]

I'm sure they can sell the building out with the people they currently have. I'm not sure what shape Goldberg is in nor am I sure how much people will care, but it could go well.

 

[Prince Bálor]

Cena vs Goldberg. US title on the line. Our boy Cena overcomes the odds again and wins.

 

[Roadster]

They have a lot of people who clamor to get tickets but never do, they can reach that 100,000 easily.

Besides that Goldberg shouldn't wrestle. His days were far over by 2003, I can only imagine the clusterfuck it would be in 2016. Besides that if I were to choose an opponent for him...Rusev. Two practitioners of a Martial Art and two brutes. Seems like a nice program to watch.

 

[Farooq]

Goldberg vs Brock Lesnar part 2

 

[Roadster]

Goldberg vs Brock Lesnar part 2

It would be a worse disaster than last year. Goldberg is a old hag and Lesnar is a beast. Polar opposites don't attract, even at WrestleMania.

 

[Prince Bálor]

Goldberg vs Brock Lesnar part 2

As long as they give it their worst...

 

[Prince Bálor]

I think Goldberg said something like he might be doing some kickboxing this year, fighting for GLORY.

 

[Farooq]

It would be a worse disaster than last year. Goldberg is a old hag and Lesnar is a beast. Polar opposites don't attract, even at WrestleMania.

Now I'm going to let you finish, but this match will be the biggest draw of all time! Of all time!

 

[Roadster]

Now I'm going to let you finish, but this match will be the biggest draw of all time! Of all time!

Faarooq Assad vs. Farooq vs. Ron Simmons would be the biggest dra- Nah I'm just yanking your dick. Nor will be this dead dog fight.

 

[Farooq]

That match is impossible. If it happens, beams of plasma will hit the Earth's core and we'll die from the awesomeness.

 

[Red Rain]

WWE is corny as f*ck so nothing about the build or actual match would be worth check out.
I'd enjoy him feuding with Miz. Miz could get under his skin and be a perfect antithesis to Goldberg's demeanor.
I'd actually enjoy the insults, the chicken chasing all leading to the match where Goldberg finally got his meathooks on the guy.
It's simple and not the answer you're looking for but I hate when WWE writes themselves into a corner with their marquee matches.

Miz is my answer. As a point of reference, this feud would be akin to Rock/Goldberg or HBK/Hogan.

 

[WarMachine1]

There's only one answer. Triple H