5 wrestlers who should return to WWE and 5 who should not

#4 Should not: Goldberg

Goldberg made only four appearances in wrestling role during his entire last run.

Oh boy! How excited everyone was to see Goldberg after 12 long years in the WWE! The prospect of Goldberg vs Brock II had everyone pumped up. However, that did not quite live up to the expectations. By the time Wrestlemania 33 came, much of that excitement had fizzled out.

Goldberg, although it was obvious, could not put up long matches and was christened the WWE Univeral champion, when Owens was trying to improve his otherwise boring reign. Goldberg vs. Brock was made a title match, but their rivalry did not need the belt.

Fortunately, their match went longer than Goldberg's standards and at the end, everyone was happy that he put Brock over (which was perhaps not needed). Goldberg has since stated that he is open to another run and judging by the management's interest in him, it's likely we will see him spear someone soon. The problem? He is just too old and gassed up to put up decent matches.

If the WWE thinks that his regular 'come and squash' shtick is going to be entertaining, they are delusional. The WWE universe had already started showing signs of being bored of his short match antics during his last run and another such stint will definitely not be appreciated. Moreover, Goldberg's presence again threatens some other superstars spot on the card of a major PPV.