Goldberg Says Life After Wrestling Has Kept Him Busier Than Ever, Teases Upcoming TV Appearances

Retirement, it turns out, isn’t slowing Bill Goldberg down one bit. The WWE Hall of Famer has acknowledged that stepping away from in-ring competition has paradoxically led to a fuller schedule, with the former world champion pointing to upcoming television appearances as evidence that his post-wrestling life is anything but quiet.

Goldberg used the phrase “quote-unquote retired” when discussing his current status — a telling choice of words that suggests the legend views his transition from the ring as more of a career evolution than a full stop. He wrapped up his in-ring career last July with a retirement match against Gunther, a bout that served as the closing chapter on one of professional wrestling’s most iconic runs. Goldberg’s career, which spans decades and includes championship reigns in both WCW and WWE, made him one of the most recognizable names the sport has ever produced.

The notion that retiring has generated more activity rather than less is a familiar story for athletes of Goldberg’s profile. His name, his look, and his legendary undefeated streak continue to carry significant mainstream cachet well beyond wrestling circles, and it appears the entertainment industry is taking notice.

No specific details about the upcoming TV projects were available in the limited remarks, but Goldberg’s enthusiasm about what lies ahead suggests the next chapter of his public life is already taking shape. For a man who built a career on momentum, it seems that energy hasn’t gone anywhere.