What Can Save WrestleMania?

**Mr. C** · 02-26-2011, 11:00 PM

His name recognition alone. Along with simply the extra fans, he�ll also lend his name to the Hall of Fame. It�s not like he left because of an injury, and he�s still in his 40�s.

Okay, sure, he�s past it, but come on. He was the Stone Cold Steve Austin of WCW and would be good simply on nostalgia. This is a win-win situation. Goldberg wins, the company wins, and most importantly, the fans win. You�re taking a guy that�s a draw in the business and adding him to your biggest card of the year. I�d love to see a match between Goldberg and Sheamus to make up for the match he and Brock Lesnar had, especially since it�s in Atlanta, Goldberg�s hometown.

**BigCrippyZ** · 02-27-2011, 12:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Rated R Classic

His name recognition alone. Along with simply the extra fans, he�ll also lend his name to the Hall of Fame. It�s not like he left because of an injury, and he�s still in his 40�s.

Okay, sure, he�s past it, but come on. He was the Stone Cold Steve Austin of WCW and would be good simply on nostalgia. This is a win-win situation. Goldberg wins, the company wins, and most importantly, the fans win. You�re taking a guy that�s a draw in the business and adding him to your biggest card of the year. I�d love to see a match between Goldberg and Sheamus to make up for the match he and Brock Lesnar had, especially since it�s in Atlanta, Goldberg�s hometown.

You know when Goldberg would've been a big draw for Wrestlemania? Nine years ago. Are you serious with this shit? Outside of a HOF induction, nobody with a brain gives a flying fuck about Goldberg or a Goldberg match anymore.

**Mr. C** · 02-27-2011, 03:10 AM

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Originally Posted by BigCrippyZ

Outside of a HOF induction, nobody with a brain gives a flying fuck about Goldberg or a Goldberg match anymore.

Are you serious with this?

**StevieA79** · 02-27-2011, 12:40 PM

I wondered this myself..

Goldberg coming out with a full entrance would blow the roof off literally it always has and it always will he's an iconic star and still have the nostalgia factor. If he humbled a heel who was running his mouth about him or past wrestling stars in general it would be a huge markout moment for the fans.

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Originally Posted by Rated R Classic

Are you serious with this?

02-26-2011, 11:00 PM	#1
Mr. C Ghost town Posts: 1,192	His name recognition alone. Along with simply the extra fans, he�ll also lend his name to the Hall of Fame. It�s not like he left because of an injury, and he�s still in his 40�s. Okay, sure, he�s past it, but come on. He was the Stone Cold Steve Austin of WCW and would be good simply on nostalgia. This is a win-win situation. Goldberg wins, the company wins, and most importantly, the fans win. You�re taking a guy that�s a draw in the business and adding him to your biggest card of the year. I�d love to see a match between Goldberg and Sheamus to make up for the match he and Brock Lesnar had, especially since it�s in Atlanta, Goldberg�s hometown.