5 reasons why Goldberg defeating Bray Wyatt at WWE Super ShowDown is actually a good thing

Goldberg and The Fiend... right before the bell rang

#2 It gets you guys all wound up and upset

Look, I love you guys. Sportskeeda wouldn't be in business without our readers (obviously). I especially love you readers who voice your opinion in our comments sections for each article. I'm not being sarcastic, either. Part of the reason we do what we do here is to interact with you guys, and we love your passion for pro wrestling and all the other sports we cover.

So, I knew the ending to Super ShowDown, as soon as it happened, was going to really divide people's opinions. And, boy did it ever. Just in the Sportskeeda newsroom alone, we had a number of guys literally furious at the result (they've calmed down since then, it's OK). Some even took it personally. Which is weird, but it happened.

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As much as I don't like seeing people I like and respect upset, it's still exciting to see a moment in wrestling drawing that much passion from the fans. Whether you liked the result of the match or not, you more than likely had a strong opinion on it, and that means something.

Pro Wrestling history is judged on moments. We can talk about great matches on a technical level all we want - as well we should - but, when we go back and look at history, it's moments like this that stand out. Goldberg defeating Bray Wyatt will be one of those moments we remember. Like it or not.

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Kevin Christopher Sullivan has been writing online professionally since 1999, which makes him probably older than you. He's written for sites such as Uproxx and Austin.com. He's also performed stand-up comedy, attended Butt-Numb-A-Thon and E3, and owns some pretty cool t-shirts. He lives outside of Austin, TX with his wife, daughter and four annoying cats. And, yes, he knows who he has the same name as.

When he's not watching and writing about wrestling, he's probably playing video games, advocating for mental health issues, or yelling at something in his house for not "working the way it's supposed do, dang it!"

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Edited by Kingshuk Kusari