Goldberg already booked for the Rumble (maybe not the match itself, but the show, apparently)
This was my fav match since Lesnar destroyed Cena at Summerslam (not to say it's the best match, but my favourite). Doing new, unexpected shit is good. And important. It's keeps things interesting and entertaining. I actually care about what happens next. If you had told me earlier today I'd want to see a rematch between these two, I would have assumed I would have said "fuck that, Goldberg looked old as hell and Lesnar's matches are all the same anyway". But now? I'd pay to see that. I don't even know how you work it. Does this mean that Goldberg can't work a real match? Can the dude even take a German suplex at this point? IDFK. But watching this shit with a roomful of casual fans, only half of whom actually knowing who Goldberg was, the reaction was unanimously "holy shit, that's crazy and awesome and I didn't see it coming", I would say that the WWE made the right call.
Would Lesnar keeping his unpinned streak alive a while longer to have some up-and-comer finally beat it be cool? Sure. Did Goldberg need the win? No. But fuck it. Lesnar lost his first match back and traded wins with Triple H before suplex city started. This doesn't hurt his cred. And I don't think the dude gives a fuck as long as he gets paid, for whatever that's worth.
The rest of the card was tight. Tag team and main event survivor series matches were both real good. IC title match was real good. CW title match almost had me caring about CW title matches. Takeover was good also. Good wrestling weekend. It's like Wrestlemania 3. Lots of Savage-Steamboat type things in that you have some quality stuff and then you cap it off with a "holy shit the spectacle of wrestling is hella neato" in the end. Nothing to complain about. I'd rather be talking about this then about how Goldberg had no business working a long main event match (which, really, he probably never has).
Also, Shane O' is getting too old for this shit.