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>After his WWE contract ended, there was plenty of talk about where Goldberg may lace up his boots again. There has even been plenty of discussion from the man himself about running a retirement tour himself, touring the world on a select few dates. However, some of the obvious money will have been on him making a move to Tony Khan’s AEW.
>As part of the media call ahead of the joint AEW and NJPW showpiece, Tony Khan admitted that he’s had “nice conversations” with Bill Goldberg, but wouldn’t reveal how far they’d gone or whether he feels he’d fit the bill for that match.
>"I have had nice conversations with Bill about being involved with AEW at times. It’s a good thought. I don’t know if it would be the perfect fit for who Sting and Darby are going to bring to Collision this weekend, but I also want to leave all the doors open for them and their partner for Forbidden Door. It would ideally be somebody that would step in and be a good fit for the Forbidden Door show."
>"Bill Goldberg is a legend in pro wrestling, one of the biggest names in the sport, and I have certainly had nice conversations with him at times."
>As part of the media call ahead of the joint AEW and NJPW showpiece, Tony Khan admitted that he’s had “nice conversations” with Bill Goldberg, but wouldn’t reveal how far they’d gone or whether he feels he’d fit the bill for that match.
>"I have had nice conversations with Bill about being involved with AEW at times. It’s a good thought. I don’t know if it would be the perfect fit for who Sting and Darby are going to bring to Collision this weekend, but I also want to leave all the doors open for them and their partner for Forbidden Door. It would ideally be somebody that would step in and be a good fit for the Forbidden Door show."
>"Bill Goldberg is a legend in pro wrestling, one of the biggest names in the sport, and I have certainly had nice conversations with him at times."
