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Goldberg retires from WWE, shifts to business and TV
Bill Goldberg, the WWE Hall of Famer, has retired from professional wrestling after his final match against Gunther on July 12, 2025, at a Saturday Night Main Event. He expressed disappointment that…
The Story in Brief
Bill Goldberg, the WWE Hall of Famer, has retired from professional wrestling after his final match against Gunther on July 12, 2025, at a Saturday Night Main Event. He expressed disappointment that his retirement speech was not broadcast in full on live TV. Post-retirement, the former WCW and WWE champion, with a net worth of roughly $16 million, has shifted focus to business and television ventures.
Goldberg is CEO and partner of Patriot Tactical, a self-defense and tactical gear manufacturer. He is also working on a TV project with his son for Discovery, appearing on Paramount's Carlectables and Shark Tank, and restoring American muscle cars with brands like Dodge. He says retirement has made him busier than ever.
The Indian Opinion
The narrative that wrestlers vanish after retiring is lazy. Goldberg proves the opposite: a $16 million net worth, CEO of a tactical gear firm, a TV show with his son, and a role on Shark Tank. The real test is whether Patriot Tactical, under his leadership, can meaningfully grow beyond niche fandom. Does his celebrity translate into lasting business, or will it fade like a finishing move?
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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