Goldberg is thankful for stem cells.
In July, Goldberg will say his goodbyes to the world of professional wrestling, as he'll face Goldberg in his retirement match at Saturday Night's Main Event in Atlanta.
While appearing on the latest episode of Carcast, Goldberg got honest about his training, saying that he doesn't think he could've pulled the match off without stem cell treatment.
“I’ve worked my ass off since January. Actually, since February. I planned it out, I did the stem cells, I knew I had a number of weeks off. Let’s be perfectly honest, if a Bioxcellerator didn’t hook me up with the stem cells, I don’t think I'd be able to be doing this. That was something that I strategically needed to place at the beginning so I could chill before slowly getting back into training and getting my shoulder back and hopefully getting my knee back and keeping my spine aligned. There’s a lot that goes into it and I’ve got to be a human being along the way. I have a life to live and I have a family and I have responsibilities. There’s a lot of things you’ve got to do at one time and again, I don’t have anybody helping anymore. I’ve got my agents, but I don’t have assistants and I don’t have anybody working under the roof other than myself. It’ll be a lull after this match because I won’t be wrestling anymore.”
Elsewhere in the interview, Goldberg said that he doesn't care how he feels physically after his retirement match. Check out his full comments by clicking here.
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