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Goldberg Filming For Series On Paramount+

Goldberg is currently filming for a new TV series set to air on Paramount+.

The former WCW Champion is gearing up for his final wrestling match next year. He announced his last match will take place in 2025 and looks to be setting up to face Gunther after their face-off at Bad Blood this year.

In the meantime, Goldberg has been enjoying himself in his custom-built garage. He has been making videos on his Goldberg’s Garage YouTube channel, sharing his love for cars with over 100,000 fans on the social media platform.

Goldberg is now set to make the jump from YouTube to television again. He recently spoke with super-car-gavin and revealed that he is currently filming a TV show for Paramount+.

He said that he “can’t wait” for the show to come out and revealed that the interviewer Gavin was going to be a part of it.

“Yes, sir, that would be my production. And we are—we’re here to tell you that as we stand and sit here in Charlotte, we are filming a new television show for Paramount+.” Goldberg said.

“And it’s going to be really cool—I cannot wait! And you’re going to be part of it.”

Goldberg: I Get To Help Plan My Last Match, That’s Pretty Awesome

Speaking on his CarCast podcast, Goldberg noted that he had a part in planning his last match, and he was grateful.

“There are few things in the world that younger the opportunity to plan out yourself, as far as an endgame, like the finality,” he said. “I get to help plan it. That’s pretty awesome. So that in and of itself puts me in a position where I’m forever grateful.”

“I’ll have a long time to recover after this one, so I’m putting it all out there on the line,” Goldberg said. “The fact is, I’ve got a number of months to get ready for something that will take 15 minutes in the ring. The preparation always is much harder than the performance. But at the end of the day, you just try to do whatever you know and whatever is at your fingertips to prepare for whatever you’re about to embark on. Again, I don’t give a flying fart if I’m 58 years old.

“This time I’m actually getting some prep time. I’m actually getting the ability to get ready, so comparatively, even though I’m at the age that I’m at, I will have five times as much time to prepare than I ever have in any other match. So if I can’t get ready in that period of time, with what I have to offer, then it’s not gonna be enough. But I do believe that I set my standards quite high, and at the end of the day, I think people will be more than pleasantly surprised with the outcome of my performance.”

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