Bill Goldberg talks about his return to the ring, GLORY and more

Goldberg is more likely to make his combat sports return than WWE

Former WCW franchise player Bill Goldberg hasn’t been seen in a WWE ring for over a decade, since his infamous WWE Wrestlemania 20 match against Brock Lesnar. In a recent interview with SportingNews.com, Goldberg shed some light on where his mind is at with regards to returning to WWE and more.

If he returns to action, will it be WWE or combat sports?

Goldberg was very assured that his return to the combat sports arena seems more likely at this point in his career than a return to the WWE. However, given that he has been busy with filming movies off late, things on that front have slowed down.

“Like I said, it’s all dependent upon me and I kind of got lost in the shuffle with these movies. I shot another movie, ‘Enter the Fist’ after ‘Check Point,’ and then we are really working on this TV show now. “ says the former WCW & WWE world champion.

He however asserts that he is in good enough shape to whereby he doesn’t have to worry about time slipping by before he acts on his combat sports aspirations.

“It’s pretty amazing that I’m still able to do some of things that I’m able to do. Bram (TNA wrestler Thomas Latimer) will tell you, ask him with our little fight scene. It’s a good way to test yourself. I still think it’s a plausible situation.” said Goldberg.

His association with GLORY

In March, it was reported that Goldberg was considering fighting for the Kickboxing promotion Glory, after he had signed up as a brand ambassador for the brand. However, since then, very little has been said or done about the same and Goldberg puts it on the troubles the company has been having off late.

"They have to figure out what the hell it's going to take it to the next level. With their relationship with Spike changing and the new announcement that's coming soon about the new television partner (ESPN), I think GLORY needs to figure out what they want to do before they consider talking to me about anything else again.”signs off ‘Da Man’