Why did Goldberg leave wwe?
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what that first person said and there is a thing called father time and not everyone is ric flair
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he didn't quit, WWE released him because of his constant drug problems. So he went to TNA, however, because of his drug abuse and the fact that he no longer had any passion to wrestle he quit  and was released. But the WWE is willing to take him back, if he can prove to stay clean. WWE started cracking down on their drug policy after the untimely and unfortunate death of Eddie Guerrero (R.I.P)
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Maybe an appearance down the road but nothing major. He is too busy making movies and really has no interest in wrestling full time again. I hope that answers your question.
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-Cena is not the WWE Champion anymore, RVD beat him at One Night Stand for the Championship.\n-Rikishi was released by the WWE on July 16, 2004, following repeated requests that he lose weight or be fired.\n-Extreme Championship Wrestling, ECW, was once its own brand.  WWE brought it back for hardcore fans.\n-WWE changed its name from WWF b/c the World Wildlife Fund decided one day to not let McMahon use the acronym anymore (they had permission before)\n-McMahon hates HBK b/c a while back, McMahon was bragging about how he screwed Bret Hart, and HBK told him it was time to let it go.  Not surprisingly, McMahon got pissed.\n-Flair is like the only true legend left working full time besides Mic Foley, although I wouldn't consider him a legend.  So Flair is good for the people looking for some nostalgia.
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They ended up breaking up a couple of months after the show. They split the million bucks.
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McMahon doesn't care what wrestling fans want anymore.  It's all about putting on the Triple H show, & doing whatever he feels he can get by with & still get people to watch.  I have almost completely quit ever watching WWE, greatly preferring the more action & less B.S. format of TNA.  I am hopeful at some point TNA may get a 2-hour Monday night block & we may see the Monday Night Wars II.  Considering I've heard rumors Eric Bischoff may be heading there as their new G.M., this may be an inevitability, because if anyone could make such a confrontation interesting, it's Eric.  Then, McMahon may not be able to get by with a lame show anymore, or better yet, he may one day not have a show anymore.
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I've heard that he came close to returning but the sides weren't in agreement in regards to money. I think he will return eventually but he lost a lot of respect in the lockerroom because a lot of wrestlers helped bring him to the top (via losing to him) and he got to the top in a very short time because guys were willing to lose to him, but when he got to the top, he quit and that doesn't bode too well with other wrestlers who spend many years just trying to get to main event status. Look at this way, Brock Lesnar was with the company for less than a year and he won the championship and quit where Edge has been with the company for over 7 years and he got to hold the belt for a couple of weeks.
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Eric Bischoff makes a surprising return to Raw announcing that he has puchased the WWE from Mr. Mcmahon without Mcmahon's consent. Bischoff explains this is his way of getting revenge on Mcmahon for putting him out of work. Through investing and legal documentation he has purchased the WWE for a cheap price. Bischoff then transform Raw into Nitro "bringing back old memories" as Bischoff claims. Old WCW stars will return to compete.This storyline will continue until survivor series having Mr. Mcmahon facing Bischoff in I Quit match.
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I think we need to look at this from all angles.  Pauly was in some financial turmoil, and ECW was bankrupt.  The fact is that Pauly is a professional, and the WWE is the biggest name in his profession.  He had to go somwhere to make a living.  As for ECW, they declared bankruptcy, so it is not like Pauly was trying to sell to make a good turnover.  Basically, either Vince could by the name or the name would die.  There was no way ECW was gong to continue to exist under Pauly's ownership.  Remember, ECW is only ECW in name.  And now that it is full of WWE guys, it is unlikely any of the old ECW mainstays, besides RVD, will get a legit run at the ECW championship.  The title will probably circulate between RVD, Angle, Big Show, or whatever former Raw/Smackdown upper card superstar that happens to be wrestling in ECW at the time.  Just like the old WCW/ECW Invasion angle, the WWE's homegrown talent and established superstars will always be pushed over the ECW guys.  The perfect example would be the Kurt Angle vs. Justin Credible match from the first ECW on Sci Fi show.  Angle completely squashed Credible, who was one of ECW's last world champions before the company went under.  I think the smart thing would have been to try to get ECW's former main eventers, like Justin Credible, over a little bit and let them actually compete with the Angle's or the Big Show's.  What makes it even more shady is the fact that Justin Credible had beaten RVD a few times when they were both at their peak in ECW.  And now RVD is the Raw and ECW's world champ, while Credible jobbing for Angle.  All in all, the new ECW is pretty lame.  Pretty lame and pretty weak.\n\nAnd as for YankeeFan's comment, he didn't check out sh*t.   Vince McMahon does not "own them all."  TNA Wrestling is owned by Panda Energy International.  Panda Energy International, Inc. is an American privately-held company that constructs, maintains and operates environmentally friendly power plants, with the name of the company a reference to the Giant Panda, an endangered species that is also the mascot of the WWF (thats the WORLD WILDLIFE FUND). The company is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, with 150 employees and an annual revenue of $219 million USD. It is a division of The Panda Group.\n\nA stated focus area of Panda Energy is the acquisition of "companies with high growth potential [that may lie] outside of our core areas." In October 2002, Panda Energy purchased a controlling interest (72%) of the Memphis, Tennessee-based professional wrestling promotion Total Nonstop Action Wrestling from founder and CEO Jerry Jarrett. The seemingly unlikely acquisition came about after TNA publicist Dixie Carter, the daughter of Panda Energy founder and chairman Robert W. Carter, contacted her father and persuaded him to purchase the company (which was facing bankruptcy after a major financial backer withdrew their support).\n\nOn October 31, 2002, Panda Energy created the limited liability company TNA Entertainment in order to administer TNA. While Jeff Jarrett, the former President of TNA, was appointed Vice President, the majority of other management positions were filled by former Panda executives. Chris Sobol, the Panda Manager of Business Development, was appointed Vice President of Operations, and Frank Dickerson was appointed chief executive officer, while Dixie Carter was made President.\n\nTNA lost money between 2002 and 2005, in some cases up to $1 million USD per month. However, as a result of decreased costs and increased merchandising and advertising revenue, Robert Carter announced in September 2005 that he expected TNA to break even in October 2005 and become profitable by 2006.\n\nIn May 2005, Panda Energy rejected a $10 million USD bid by the Nelson Corporation to purchase TNA.\n\nThe acquisition of TNA by Panda Energy in 2002 initially provoked (mostly facetious) theorising among the Internet wrestling community that P
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Brock Lesner filed a lawsuit against WWE about his contract being changed.  In it, there was a no-compete clause which didn't allow him to wrestle for any other promotion.  Lesner claimed that the contract was changed from when he originally signed, so he took them to court.  From what I've read recently, the lawsuit has been settled and Lesner is now working over in Japan with no current plans to return to WWE or even TNA.  \n\nAs for Goldberg, basically it was the same problem that he had while WCW was still open.  If he didn't have to belt, he wasn't happy.  Same was true in WWE.  He wanted to be World Heavyweight Champion no matter what, and was unhappy for only having it for that sort time.  So he decided to leave WWE to pursue other things, like his new TV show on the Travel Channel.
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Goldberg gave him a serious concussion that meant he had to stop wrestling. He also recently had a stroke which meant that wrestling is a no-no.\n\nto Jersey. The Survivor Series screwjob happened because Bret Hart was leaving the then WWF to go to WCW. Bret Hart left and his career was ended in 1999.
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GOLDBERG. He could beat every good wrestler. He had epic victories over Rock and Brock Lesnar. Sadly, after his appearance at Wrestle Mania 20 he has not been seen in the WWE.
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I remember it quite well.  There are quite a few accounts of it, but I believe the most valid story is as follows.  Because of the length, I'll give the very abridged version.\n\nBret did not want to do the job in Canada.  He told Vince he would drop the belt the next night on Raw.  This was just not acceptable in a time where wrestlers were leaving WWE and throwing belts in the trash on Nitro.  Vince even helped Bret to get a better deal in WCW, and felt that Bret should at least be professional and do the job.  At the time, Bret and Shawn didn't get along all that well, but this wasn't about that - it was about Canada.\n\nIt was normal for Vince, Shawn, and HHH to have phone calls.  Vince explained to Shawn that Bret just didn't want to do the job, and no matter how much they didn't like it, it was how it was going to have to be.   Hunter said that it wasn't right, and that Bret wasn't being professional.  Shawn said he would do anything he was told even if it meant pulling a swerve.  Vince said he would think about it, and that was that.  Later on, they agreed to pull the swerve, but Vince told Shawn that he didn't want Shawn to take any blame for it.  He told Shawn to deny everything.  \n\nThe day of the PPV, Shawn and Bret spoke about the match and how it would work.  It was Brets idea for Shawn to put him in the Sharp Shooter, and then Bret would reverse it.  The match was going to end in a DQ when the Harts and Dx would run out into the ring.  It should also be known that Bret apologized to Shawn about their disagreements in the past.\n\nShawn went back to Vince and told him about the Sharp Shooter reverse plan.  That was their chance to pull the swerve.  It was then and only then that Shawn went backstage, right before the PPV, and told Earl Hebner what was going to happen.  Earl confirmed it with Vince, and that was that.  In the entire company, you could only count on one hand the amount of people who knew prior to the actual screwjob what was going to happen.\n\nAs the match went on, Vince made his way towards the ring.  As directed, Shawn played dumb, and whispered to Bret "Why is Vince coming down?".  As Shawn was about to apply the sharp shooter, he screamed "Here we go!"  Vince yelled "ring the bell", earl rang it, and Shawn left quite angry... yet again, as directed by Vince.  Vince wanted to take all the heat.\n\nIn 97, I was 14 years old... for many years, I thought the whole thing was just terrible.  I thought it was a poor business move to pull on someone who gave so much to the industry.  Now that I look back on it though, I really do blame Bret.  Yeah, it wasn't the nice thing to do, but the professional thing to do was certainly not to refuse to lose a match.  A lot of people weren't pleased with Bret for it, and I guess he had it coming to him.  \n\nSo there it is, folks.  The story of the screwjob.
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I wish.  But I doubt it because of the success WCW gave Goldberg he expected to be the headlining star but WWE is ruled by the McMahans and well their son-in-law happens to be Triple H the headlining star.  That and Goldberg probably wanted more money than they wanted to give him.  And no Ultimate Warrior is not coming back to WWE, for proof of this see the DVD they put out about him.  If I were him I wouldn't go back to them.
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He didnt like WWe Management, so now he is wrestling in Japan or summin. They just settled their lawsuit (Lesnar and WWE)
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Well, he wanted to focus on his music with his band Fozzy, so they had this storyline in which if he lost a match to Cena he'd get fired by Bischoff, and obviously he did, so he was "fired".\nSince then he's been away from the WWE, making his music, doing some acting, planning to write a book, being rumord to go to TNA... and spending time with his family. Sadly, during that time his mother passed away.
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Brock Lesnar left wrestling, broke the 7-year contract, to make a career in NFL. It was his childhood dream. He hadn't played NFL at any competitive level since his schooldays, so obviously he couldn't make it to the roster. And now he's looking back to return to wrestling. When will he return is unknown? Currently he is in a legal battle with the wrestling promotion he used to work with. So his return will depend on that. But do expect him to return sometime. When? Nobody knows.