Goldberg Says He Has More Talent In One Finger Than Ryback Has In His Whole Body, Talks Returning
Scott Fishman of The Miami Herald spoke with Bill Goldberg after the Miami Marlins' Pro Wrestling Night over the weekend. Here are some highlights:
Who he would want to face at WrestleMania: "If the offer is to go to WrestleMania and to wrestle him and put him over, at the end of the day, me in the ring with Ryback wouldn't be my ultimate opponent of my choosing. I'd like to wrestle Undertaker with the streak versus streak. You know I've never gotten in the ring with him. Let's give the people something they've never seen before. I think after everybody sees what I did out there, I can still do everything I used to do, even at 46-years-old. I'd love to wrestle him. Obviously, [Steve] Austin is a dream match, but the reality is I just want to give the people what they want to see."
Words for Ryback: "I don't think it was his idea to change his gimmick up. He is just taking direction. It gets annoying. It surely got annoying when people called me Steve Austin, but at the end of the day, I took it as a compliment. If I was Ryback or whatever his name is, and I'm not going to be sitting here on my high-horse, but hey man, you have to look in the mirror and thank God that they are comparing him to me. I got more talent in one finger than that punk has in his entire body. I have at 46-years-old more presence than he could have in his entire life. The only reason I'm adamantly antagonized is because he has opened his mouth a couple of times as of late. I guess he was over in Europe and said he took a big Goldberg or something. Ask Triple H. I don't like people talking about me when I'm not in the business. Ryback, if I see you around, you better hold on tight. That's all I got to say. This ain't the WWE. This is called life."
Goldberg also discussed his current physical condition, Tito Ortiz being the "August 1 Surprise," turning heel in WCW and more. You can check out the full interview by clicking here.
Source: The Miami Herald