Can watch wrestling bios. He had kept record of Goldbergs match's on TV and live events. I think he counted around 10 to 20 less than what was being told on nitro every week
@@zeberzeleniev Yes. His third ever match. A dark match obviously. Producers wanted to see how he'd react to being told he was going to lose. Goldberg mentions in his autobiography that he didn't care as long as it paid the same. He won two more dark matches, one against Hugh Morris no less before his television debut on Nitro against the same.
@@PatLund 48 of his victories seem to come from true house shows. I'm seeing a few more which have titles like "The Blah Blah Whatever in LA" which I'm assuming are just higher quality house shows and there's about ten more of those. So figure 100 of his victories during the streak were televised give or take.
His official wins before losing to Kevin Nash was 138 - 0. I have done the research and went back thru every nitro, thunder, ppv, clash and dark matches.
The big thing about his streak is he was only 158 and 0 in televised matches befor losing to nash but he was 5 and 1 in dark matches also most of he streak where beating the same people like the giant, steve micheals, perry saturn, brad armstrong and yugi nagata, jerry flynn and scott hall and curt henning. Over 70 matches between just those 7 people
Wrestling bios has the actual number cause wrestling bios has a weekly show called reliving the war and it kept track of Goldbergs streak when he debuted to when he had his first defeat
158 wins. As per reliving the war/ Wrestling Bios. And as he actually watched all the televised ones and multi sourced the house shows, it is probably the most accurate out there. Episode 165 of Reliving The War for final tally and explenation.
Raven and Scott Hall took the best spears and its nice to see Chris using Raven in this clip. Raven took 2 that match and they were amazing! Looked insane.
Supposedly, NASA has as part of training, it has new guys watch the movie and write down all the inaccuracies they can spot. This movie is so dumb, and I love it.
Reliving hurting dozens of wrestlers… Goldberg the stain on the industry who somehow got away with not being able to wrestle as well as injuring many people
It wasn't as far off as people believed.. Everyone just looks at TV matches and says it's impossible to be that high. But they gave him house show wins as well.
Back in the day me and my boys taped all the wcw shows and we had him around 47-0 not counting house shows. I have no idea if thats close to right as this was 30 years ago lol
The FIRST time I saw “William Goldberg” 😂 at a house show- he beat Ernest “the cat” Miller and idk if there was even a streak yet.. this was in like ‘96/97
As far as actual matches logged go, not counting his first like 5 matches which were all dark matches(one of which he actually lost for whatever reason) Goldberg's official record is 154 wins, no losses and 3 no contests/draws during the streak, you're welcome If you do want to count the dark matches from before his official TV debut then his record before his Kevin Nash loss is 158-1-3
I love Goldberg but WCW didn't get serious about the 'streak' until about the 40's. Long-time fans know those early matches were against total bums... the Brooklyn Brawler, Billy Kidman (which you may say was good), etc. They paired Goldberg with wrestlers in low weight classes for the purpose of beefing the stats.
It seems like every time Goldberg does an interview, he reveals how little he cares about wrestling. I'm not saying he should have the number memorized, it's just his attitude towards it all. He's always coming off as he's too good for wrestling
A way to find out and also a cool way I don’t know if WWE network or Peacock has this with the WWE but have it where you could start watching a wrestlers first match and every match they’ve ever been in in order
The second most impressive streak behind, "Andre The Giant" 15 year undefeated streak in singles competition. When he lost to Hogan in that body slam at wrestlemania. That was his first time losing as a single competitor.. 🇺🇸 1st 4ever
@@BuFFAlBills& just think how many Goldberg would have lost if he had been in as many other organizations as Andre the giant the 8th wonder of the world had been in hell even half he wouldnt have even been on any island of relevancy & I mean "ANY"!
Yikes, that really hasn't aged well So it's 173 n he knows it bc of the massive issue with the wwe allowing auska to hit 174 and beat his streak with the wcw Chris 💯 tested the waters with that one
When wcw was still around, someone put our the full list. They were including house shows. Despite what Kevin Nash says, they were doing house shows during wcw's peak. Which was the same time as the streak. The 173 was accurate.
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It's 174-0.
But before that gotta Hit the Spear first 👍👍👍
Can watch wrestling bios. He had kept record of Goldbergs match's on TV and live events. I think he counted around 10 to 20 less than what was being told on nitro every week
Nah you're gay for dudes in spandex fake fighting. Come out of the closet boy.
Reliving the war breaks down the real numbers.
Man of culture
Wrestling bios supremacy
What were the numbers?
@@IBeNerdy76 144-0 I think.
I was just getting ready to say, I've been watching him for years, he's recapped the entire Monday night war. RUclips channel Wrestling Bios
156-0 if you include tag matches and battle royals. He was really 160-1 going into Starrcade '98.
What match did Bill Goldberg lose before StarrCade '98?
@@AshesHereos He lost to Chad Fortune in 1997 on WCW Saturday Night.
What about house shows?
@@zeberzeleniev Yes. His third ever match. A dark match obviously. Producers wanted to see how he'd react to being told he was going to lose. Goldberg mentions in his autobiography that he didn't care as long as it paid the same. He won two more dark matches, one against Hugh Morris no less before his television debut on Nitro against the same.
@@PatLund 48 of his victories seem to come from true house shows. I'm seeing a few more which have titles like "The Blah Blah Whatever in LA" which I'm assuming are just higher quality house shows and there's about ten more of those. So figure 100 of his victories during the streak were televised give or take.
There's a guy that actually counted (dark matches included), a little channel called "Reliving the War". Give him a call-- used both his thumbs.
Reliving The War is awesome!
The channel is called @Wrestlingbios
Great series, as mentioned the channel is Wrestling Bios.
His official wins before losing to Kevin Nash was 138 - 0. I have done the research and went back thru every nitro, thunder, ppv, clash and dark matches.
the actual streak is 144-0 total including dark matches, 74-0 televised. he never came close to 173
Dk man 144 sounds pretty close
I meaaaann 144 is a pretty close number
That's... very close actually
He was off by 29 by your math and that's "never came close" 😅
@@BlakeGibbons5 off is very close, 10 even, but damn near 30??? That’s not as close as you think, especially in the context of wrestling matches
That first move was INSANE!
It was actually impressive
Yeah, the Pumphandle Suplex. Nobody uses it as much these days.
And they said he was a two trick pony smh 🤦🏽♂️
@@trealityt.v262 that part!
Yeah. It's really sad he didn't use that . He looks clean move
watch "Reliving the War" everyone!
Man that first pump handle overhead toss would be a dope finisher for a big guy
Wrestling Bios broke down the actual number
What’s the number
I think I seen that clip .... 170+ wasn't even near the realistic number in reality. His win streak was in fact tho fluffed to make him "Big"
@@mkhanman12345 158. episode 165 of Reliving The War for the breakdown.
That first pump handle move was really cool
That pump handle release suplex was sick as hell
That first move was cold 🥶.
Wrestling bios did it and it was 160 something
Reliving the War says 158 which counts house show matches and WCW said before it ended at 174.
Goldberg 100% knows the answer
Biggest mark for himself.
@@Larryandhisbelts do you often repeat things you hear like a parrot
go on say the corn thing
How?
@@casualxxgamerxx9662 found the president for Bill Goldberg's fan club.
@@juanresto6756 zip him up after you're done
The big thing about his streak is he was only 158 and 0 in televised matches befor losing to nash but he was 5 and 1 in dark matches also most of he streak where beating the same people like the giant, steve micheals, perry saturn, brad armstrong and yugi nagata, jerry flynn and scott hall and curt henning. Over 70 matches between just those 7 people
Leave it up to Goldberg to think it was MORE than 173 😂
Tbf no hes saying other people dont even know cause 176 is also a number commenly used
Google says 173-0
It's probably 70 at best. They kayfabe the sh!t outta that. You'd watch Nitro 1 week at 10-0 and next week they'd say he's now 15-0 lol.
Wrestling bios did the research, its 150 ish. Not as overdone as people think.
@@WarCriminal2002 Well, I hereby stand corrected.
They do have matches in between episodes of Nitro.
WCW had house shows bud
@@WarCriminal2002 158-0 to be exact
WrestlingBios does a count on their show Reliving the War. Great series.
Wrestling bios has the actual number cause wrestling bios has a weekly show called reliving the war and it kept track of Goldbergs streak when he debuted to when he had his first defeat
158 wins. As per reliving the war/ Wrestling Bios. And as he actually watched all the televised ones and multi sourced the house shows, it is probably the most accurate out there. Episode 165 of Reliving The War for final tally and explenation.
Bill Goldberg dials 911 with both thumbs
Raven and Scott Hall took the best spears and its nice to see Chris using Raven in this clip. Raven took 2 that match and they were amazing! Looked insane.
Reliving the war can clarify
Yes Bill, we thought you counted them on your hand with 173 fingers.
It’s hard to tell, because WCW for known inflating the numbers
Ask Stat boy Tony, he’ll tell ya!
Regal vs bill was a funny fight 😂😂
What about house shows? He likely worked some limited house dates and wrestlingbios probably didnt include them
I’m pretty sure that somebody like
“The Professor” Mike Tenay knows!
Supposedly, NASA has as part of training, it has new guys watch the movie and write down all the inaccuracies they can spot.
This movie is so dumb, and I love it.
Reliving hurting dozens of wrestlers… Goldberg the stain on the industry who somehow got away with not being able to wrestle as well as injuring many people
It's because he was a football player and a juuuuuu, so he was given extra rimming because of his ashkenazi talmudist blood
Because he had the big tough guy look. He's not the only one, look at ryback.
It’s 24.. 24 YEARS SINCE GOLDBERG ENDED MY CAREER. -Bret “The hitman” Hart
A stunning resemblance of Goldberg and the boxer wrestler guy in the bugs bunny cartoons
Steiner will help with the calculation of that, man! 🤘
According to Cagematch he had 97 televised matches before losing to Kevin Nash 6 were no contests so it’s 91- 0 - 6 according to Cagematch
Wrestling bios knows!!
Goldberg needs a calc to figure that out
Bring back the pumphandle suplex
It wasn't as far off as people believed.. Everyone just looks at TV matches and says it's impossible to be that high. But they gave him house show wins as well.
Ahh the jackhammer one of the greatest finishes of all time!
Goldberg 100% knows how many matches. Its probably his car license plate
Back in the day me and my boys taped all the wcw shows and we had him around 47-0 not counting house shows. I have no idea if thats close to right as this was 30 years ago lol
i might be wrong but didn’t he actually lose pretty early on but it wasn’t televised so WCW said he undefeated
For someone who was pissed that a girl broke his record, he doesn't even know the record. William will always be a joke...
Wrestlingbios actually kept count for his reliving the war series.
I thought it was 178 🤔
Reliving the War
The FIRST time I saw “William Goldberg” 😂 at a house show- he beat Ernest “the cat” Miller and idk if there was even a streak yet.. this was in like ‘96/97
The wrestling bios channel has a series call reliving the war and i believe he kept total track of it
Wrestling Bios definitely knows 😅
Just a video of Goldberg not knowing anything.
Kevin Nash should sign 176-1
Fun fact, if you count his nontelevised matches, his televised AND ppv matches, Goldberg's streak is 166-0
I mean you can ask anyone, you just gotta get them to sit down for a week and go through all of his matches until he loses.
His streak ended in his 3rd match to chad fortune but of course wcw dont recognize dark matches
Gee, I wonder why HHH thought this guy had zero respect for the industry?
That first move was fucking sick
Bill seems like a cool guy.
Apparently he had around 144. So if he debuted they must have given him a fake record to start with like 29-0.
As far as actual matches logged go, not counting his first like 5 matches which were all dark matches(one of which he actually lost for whatever reason) Goldberg's official record is 154 wins, no losses and 3 no contests/draws during the streak, you're welcome
If you do want to count the dark matches from before his official TV debut then his record before his Kevin Nash loss is 158-1-3
Wouldn't the "dirt sheets" be a good starting point?
Eric Bischoff once said that the WCW booking team fabricated Goldbergs winning streak eric went on to say so who really knows
Doing Scott Steiner math
I love Goldberg but WCW didn't get serious about the 'streak' until about the 40's. Long-time fans know those early matches were against total bums... the Brooklyn Brawler, Billy Kidman (which you may say was good), etc. They paired Goldberg with wrestlers in low weight classes for the purpose of beefing the stats.
It was close to 140 actually, many content creators for example have counted it...
173-0 though still controversial even still today
They got it reversed...It was actually 371-0
It seems like every time Goldberg does an interview, he reveals how little he cares about wrestling. I'm not saying he should have the number memorized, it's just his attitude towards it all. He's always coming off as he's too good for wrestling
The number of comments here is 280. Whatever the end number is is how big the streak got.
Basically jobbed the whole roster and no sold everyone's moves to get one guy over. 😂
Time to watch all the matches and find out lol
To think asuka now holds this record
I WANT TO KNOW Too and the fan that has the Autograph come forward 😀😂
I believe it's less cuz they started adding numbers to over exaggerating
We all know who to check lol
See no one knows .. but Bill Goldberg should and always have known! .. if it was me I'd Definitely count if that's the rate they were going
That first move was stupid and reckless
Like Scott Hall said does stepping on ants count? WCW had 40 guys on Roster.
Bro how could it be 156 if he had like 20 matches
Should’ve asked him, out of the 156 how many did you not injure?
He’d be. Great garp in a live action one piece movie
Goldberg streak vs undertaker streak at wrestlemania would of been awesome
Then kevin nash delivered him into reality.
A way to find out and also a cool way I don’t know if WWE network or Peacock has this with the WWE but have it where you could start watching a wrestlers first match and every match they’ve ever been in in order
Counting house shows and ppvs its over 400+
Why would you count, its Pretend win 😂
Don't forget the 3 or 4 losses to Jericho 🦁
Goldberg is hands down one of the best wrestlers🤷♂️
❤
No hes not, he physically hurt a few different people, he's a cool strong man, but he was never a good wrestler
He had 3 or 4 moves. That was it. How is that a good wrestler?
The streak was awesome to experience. Became a fan from day one. That match vs Hugh Morris left a lasting impression.
yeah I watched this match as well and I like to think I watched almost all his matches
to this day he still doesn't care about pro wrestling🙄 "how the hell do i know?"
He lost his 6th match to Chad fortune
It’s fictional scripted TV it’s 173-0 because that’s what was said on TV the day he lost to Kevin Nash…
Wrestling Bios "Reliving the War" has the answer.
I saw the first 111 without missing any 😂
The second most impressive streak behind, "Andre The Giant" 15 year undefeated streak in singles competition. When he lost to Hogan in that body slam at wrestlemania. That was his first time losing as a single competitor.. 🇺🇸 1st 4ever
1st loss in WWE .. he had taken losses in other promotions
@@BuFFAlBills& just think how many Goldberg would have lost if he had been in as many other organizations as Andre the giant the 8th wonder of the world had been in hell even half he wouldnt have even been on any island of relevancy & I mean "ANY"!
Yikes, that really hasn't aged well
So it's 173 n he knows it bc of the massive issue with the wwe allowing auska to hit 174 and beat his streak with the wcw
Chris 💯 tested the waters with that one
When wcw was still around, someone put our the full list. They were including house shows. Despite what Kevin Nash says, they were doing house shows during wcw's peak. Which was the same time as the streak. The 173 was accurate.
I’d like to know what the actual number of concussions he inflicted on himself is
Read between the kayfabes😂