Since its inception, AEW has become a viable alternative to WWE for pro wrestlers, giving talents another platform to consider.
In its short lifespan, a number of WWE greats have crossed over to the promotion, including Chris Jericho, Daniel Bryan, and most recently Edge, who now competes under his real name, Adam Copeland.
However, one Hall of Famer you can rule out of making an appearance in AEW is former WWE world champion Bill Goldberg.
Goldberg hasn't competed in WWE since the end of 2022, however, in an interview with 93.7 The Ticket, the 57-year-old gave a quick response when asked if he would consider working for AEW.
“I’ve talked to him [Tony Khan] a number of times throughout the past. This is where you’re gonna get the most blunt answer you’re gonna get from me," Goldberg stated.
"The product is too cheesy. The product is too cheesy. It doesn’t deserve to have, whatever [laughs], now you’re really gonna get me going.
"But if there was a comparable, viable option as a competitor that would allow me to still look myself in the mirror after I was a member of their roster, yeah, then it would be a consideration. But not a chance.”
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