Bill Goldberg

Bill Goldberg started out his career by playing football for the University of Georgia Bulldogs football team. In 1990 Goldberg was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams and over the next four years he had minimal success, and suffered an injury that took his career in a new direction. Bill began powerlifting and mixed martial arts training during the rehab period from his NFL injury. While Bill was not a proclaimed fan of professional wrestling, after some convincing he began training at the WCW Power Plant. Bill wrestled for WCW and had success, and later debuted in WWE where he was a part of numerous storylines and feuds that gained him notoriety. After retiring from wrestling in 2004, Bill has taken on a new role, as an actor. He has appeared in The Longest Yard, and Santa’s Slay films, been a contestant on Donald Trump’s The Apprentice, and has had numerous appearances on the show 4th & Pain.