#1 Let Goldberg go out on a high note
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The general rule of thumb, at least historically, is that when you wrestle your last match, you go out on your back, looking up at the lights. Pass the torch, step out of the spotlight so somebody else can be featured -- all of those cliches. In this specific case, those don’t apply.
Goldberg isn’t a star in the spotlight. He doesn’t have a torch, so it cannot be passed. Brock Lesnar is a part-time superstar. He isn’t a weekly fixture. Lesnar was in the Royal Rumble, wrestled at Fastlane and then had a match at WrestleMania. He didn’t show up again until his recent SummerSlam match against Randy Orton.
That’s a 4-month absence. He hasn’t appeared since, which has been another 2 months. That’s a really beneficial circumstance for Lesnar in terms of wins and losses. If he loses to Goldberg, chances are he won’t show up again until it’s just about time for Royal Rumble.
All he has to do is come out and destroy a bunch of people and suddenly he’s the unstoppable monster once again. There is nothing negative about Brock Lesnar losing to Goldberg in the man’s final match before officially retiring. Both parties come out of it absolutely unharmed.
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