Goldberg's Farewell Tour: Star Negotiations

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Legendary professional wrestler Bill Goldberg, now 56, has recently been vocal about his desire for a proper retirement match. Last month, he shared his frustration regarding the lack of a fitting farewell bout in WWE, despite having a "handshake understanding" with WWE Chairman Vince McMahon that such a match would follow his defeat to Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns at Crown Jewel.

To make amends, Goldberg has been considering a four-city retirement tour, which may culminate in a showdown in Israel. As per ongoing turns of events, WWE Corridor of Famer Goldberg had a gathering with a worldwide advertiser during WrestleMania multi Week in Los Angeles.

The group's focal point was supposedly to examine the chance of Goldberg finishing his wrestling vocation with a visit spreading over various nations, including Israel. Goldberg, known for his unique and hard-hitting wrestling style, has had a long and famous lifetime in the expert wrestling industry.

While there is no affirmation yet on regardless of whether the visit will occur, it has unquestionably started the interest of wrestling fans all over the planet.

Jerusalem Show Talks Progress

In a recent update, veteran promoter and agent Rick Bassman spoke with Haus of Wrestling.

They confirmed that he had contacted Goldberg about arranging a potential show in Jerusalem, Israel. The event is slated for September and would coincide with the 26th anniversary of Goldberg's official WCW debut. In a surprising twist, Bassman revealed that WWE Hall of Famer and current AEW star Sting is in talks to be involved in the event.

He stated, "First of all, I'm actively in touch with Bill; I'm working on a date right now. I don't promote much these days, but now and then, something fun comes up, and it's worth diving into and working on a date in Jerusalem, Israel, for September of this year.

And that would involve, potentially, both Goldberg and Sting. And then, on the whole ladder, you have the AEW clearance issues. So that's something that I hope to put together."