WWE fans watching the live broadcast of Saturday Night's Main Event XL on NBC didn't get to see Goldberg's full retirement speech after the show went off the air.

With Goldberg in the news again following his retirement match against Gunther at Saturday Night's Main Event, a moment Goldberg himself appears to have mixed emotions towards, some have begun to take a look back on Goldberg's overall career,

Goldberg's last match pits him against Gunther in Atlanta, even as injuries and family tragedy cloud his farewell.

Bill Goldberg chatted with Ariel Helwani about his awkward farewell moment in WWE during 'Saturday Night's Main Event.'

Overshadowing all of the in-ring action was what appeared to be a serious-looking knee injury to Seth Rollins, one of the most important and talented performers on WWE's roster.

Gunther defeated Goldberg at WWE Saturday Night's Main Event 2025, ending the WCW icon's legendary career in Atlanta.

Goldberg is grateful WWE gave him the opportunity for a retirement match, but things didn't turn out exactly how the wrestler intended.

Goldberg's legendary career has come to a close, but not without some controversy. The WWE Hall of Famer had his final bout Saturday, losing to Gunther at Satur

Once Saturday Night's Main Event was off the air, Gunther offered his candid assessment of Goldberg's career in the ring. The world heavyweight champion was a guest on WWE's SNME recap show with Sam Roberts and Megan Morant and had the final word on his rivalry with the Hall of Famer.

Gunther submitted Goldberg via rear-naked choke in the main event of WWE Saturday Night's Main Event. This marked Goldberg's last match (for now).

WWE's Saturday Night's Main Event made headlines as Gunther retained his title against Goldberg and Seth Rollins appeared to suffer an injury.

Goldberg’s final match took place at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event XL, where he challenged GUNTHER for the World Heavyweight Championship.