WWE RAW featured another attack by Gunther on Jey Uso this week, continuing a pattern of weekly assaults by The Ring General on his WrestleMania opponent.

The event aired live from Madison Square Garden and included these confrontations alongside the main event steel cage match between Seth Rollins and CM Punk.

Jey Uso has been repeatedly overwhelmed by Gunther, with the confrontations becoming increasingly personal. The attacks have become so consistent that speculation has emerged about potential interventions to address the situation.

Goldberg could potentially be brought in by Triple H to counter these attacks. Despite being mostly retired, the three-time world champion remains in exceptional physical condition and could present a credible threat to Gunther.

The Hall of Famer’s presence could change the dynamic of this rivalry, as his reputation and physical presence might give Gunther reason to reconsider his weekly ambushes on Uso.

This potential return would represent Goldberg’s first WWE appearance in some time, and would insert him into one of the company’s featured WrestleMania storylines.

Goldberg has announced plans for a retirement match in 2025, potentially during the summer, as fans speculate whether WWE legend Brock Lesnar might be his final opponent. The Hall of Famer has been absent from in-ring competition since his last match at the 2022 Elimination Chamber.

The WCW icon recently shared content on Instagram reminiscing about his January 23, 2017 interaction with Lesnar on RAW, prompting further discussion about a potential final showdown between the two dominant competitors.

Current circumstances may prevent Lesnar from participating in this retirement scenario. The Beast Incarnate has not appeared on WWE television since the 2023 SummerSlam, and his name has been connected to legal matters involving former WWE Chairman Vince McMahon.

Recent reports indicate Lesnar’s return prospects are minimal following his inclusion in the amended lawsuit against McMahon earlier this year. This development significantly reduces the likelihood of him sharing the ring with Goldberg for the latter’s farewell match.

While Goldberg’s last match occurred in 2022, his most recent WWE appearance took place at Bad Blood in 2024. The Hall of Famer was seated in the audience with his family and nearly confronted Gunther after The Ring General directed personal comments toward him during the show.

Ryback has identified retiring Bill Goldberg as his primary objective if he returns to professional wrestling.

When asked on social media about a potential return to the ring, Ryback stated his intentions regarding the WWE Hall of Famer.

That’s easy. Retire Bill Goldberg and then I can worry about the new blood and that’s the last bite. Feed me more.

Goldberg is scheduled to compete in his final match in 2025, giving potential substance to Ryback’s stated goal.

Ryback has not wrestled since 2016, which coincides with his departure from WWE.

Despite periodically teasing a return to wrestling over the years, Ryback previously conducted social media polls that resulted in fans indicating they did not want to see him compete again.

Ryback has made various claims against WWE since his departure, including allegations that Triple H altered plans to undermine him, though he has not provided evidence to support these statements.