Goldberg Says I Don't Wanna Watch My Own Matches

Goldberg's contribution to the world of pro wrestling needs no introduction. The WWE Hall of Famer really became a household name during his time in WCW. Goldberg previously admitted that he regrets not appreciating pro wrestling in the past, in fact, he doesn't really watch any of his performances.

Bill Goldberg began his career in the late 90s and established himself as an unstoppable force there. His brilliant undefeated streak also made him a star in the true sense.



Speaking on The Rich Eisen Show, Goldberg revealed that he doesn't like watching his matches or performances. He admitted to criticizing himself.

“No [I have not watched my A&E/WWE Biography episode]. I’ll be honest with you, I don’t really like to watch anything that I’ve, quote-unquote, ‘performed in.’ But I have seen excerpts, and you know, barring myself tearing up a little bit, I was quite entertained before I had to turn it off. So, you know, like I said, I don’t like to watch anything that I’m in, actually. I’m always quite critical of myself, whether it’s a documentary or whether it’s a live performance. I’m just that meathead that always likes perfection.”

Goldberg has not been seen on WWE television since losing to Roman Reigns earlier this year. We'll have to wait and see if he returns to WWE television anytime soon. Her contract was reportedly expired, supposedly making her a free agent. The fans might not want him back, but they probably will pop like crazy if his music ever ramps up again on WWE television.

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