It isn\'t Bill Goldberg\'s place to comment on the scandal surrounding Vince McMahon but he believes that the new leadership in WWE is for the better.
McMahon stepped down from WWE & TKO in January 2024 over the shocking allegations in Janel Grant\'s lawsuit. McMahon has denied the allegations against him and has vowed to clear his name in court.
Speaking to 93.7 The Ticket, Goldberg was asked for his thoughts on the allegations against McMahon. The WWE Hall of Famer was quick to make clear that it wasn\'t his place to weigh in on the claims Grant has made.
\"The allegations and the things that have come to the forefront over the past six months or a year, I have no comment on it. It’s not my place.\
McMahon\'s exit has seen a new \'era\' in WWE launch, one that has been well-received by fans and those in the industry. In the interview, Goldberg agreed that audiences are doing well with McMahon out of the picture.
\"I think that the current owners of the WWE are going to make decisions based upon what they believe, and I think the decisions they have made have been favorable to the masses.\
McMahon is no longer with WWE and appears ready to break from TKO Group Holdings completely. The ex-CEO recently listed his remaining stock in TKO for sale after months of selling huge chunks of his portfolio in the company.
As for Goldberg, WWE\'s new era will seemingly not involve the two-time former Universal Champion. Goldberg recently gave up his pursuit of a final match. The WCW alum had been seeking one last match after his WWE contract ended in late 2022.
Wrestlers on Vince McMahon\'s Resignation
Here are some articles about wrestlers and what they have had to say in response to the lawsuit against Vince McMahon:
H/T - Fightful
