WWE Hall of Famer Goldberg’s wrestling career came to an end on July 12 in Atlanta but the biggest surprise for NASCAR fans came after the final bell. As the WWE Hall of Famer stood in the ring after his last match, NASCAR legend Tony Stewart walked out turning an already emotional goodbye into something even more special.

It’s fair to say Goldberg is done with WWE for now – and he isn’t going quietly. The former WCW icon turned WWE Hall of Famer bowed out of the wrestling limelight on Saturday Night’s Main event,

Bill Goldberg waved goodbye to professional wrestling, but he might not be the only absent superstar after WWE Saturday Night's Main Event. Seth Rollins seemingly suffered a knee injury during his match with LA Knight, bringing an abrupt end to their match.

Once Saturday Night's Main Event was off the air, Gunther offered his candid assessment of Goldberg's career in the ring. The world heavyweight champion was a guest on WWE's SNME recap show with Sam Roberts and Megan Morant and had the final word on his rivalry with the Hall of Famer.

Gage Goldberg was offered a WWE NIL deal, but his father Bill Golberg stopped it after learning how much they were giving him.

The Hall of Famer acknowledged that, given his legacy in the industry, he is disappointed in the way his goodbye was handled., WWE, Times Now

His son, Gage Goldberg, is gearing up for a shot at the NFL. But if that path doesn’t pan out for whatever reason, he’s got his sights set on WWE. Yep, Gage could be carrying on his dad’s legacy right in the ring. It’ll be wild to see how things shake out, and if he does make the leap to wrestling, can he live up to the Goldberg name?

Goldberg's career may be over, but Triple H just made a huge statement about the future of the Goldberg name in WWE.