WWE Saturday Night Main Event Live (7/12/25) Prediction: Goldberg vs. Gunther World Title Match
WWE Saturday Night's Main Event will be making its return for the third time since its resurrection in December 2024. Much like its last two editions, the July show is also expected to be a huge hit.
However, the world will particularly have eyes on one blockbuster match. That is Goldberg's retirement match in front of his hometown audience of Atlanta, Georgia.
Goldberg vs Gunther
: Who can leave as the victor at
WWE
Saturday Night's Main Event?
Goldberg made his return to WWE last year at the Bad Blood Premium Live Event. He was in attendance for the show with his family, when Gunther insulted him. The two almost came to punches before being pulled away by the security. Sometime later, the WCW icon announced that he would have his retirement match in 2025.
After delays due to injuries, he finally came back and confronted the same man who insulted him, Gunther.
The WWE Hall of Famer had not forgotten that and got straight in the face of the Ring General. Following their first altercation on the June 16th edition of RAW, it was made official that Gunther will be Goldberg's final opponent and defend the World Heavyweight Championship. The match is set for the July edition of WWE Saturday Night's Main Event.
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This would the final time the WWE Universe will witness Goldberg's dominant in-ring style and him delivering his last share of spears and jackhammers. Despite being one of the toughest in-ring wrestlers of all time, Goldberg might not be able to put down the equally dominant Gunther. The Ring General has established himself as a force-to-be-reckoned with, much like Goldberg was during his prime.
Moreover, he has been a champion for 76% of his career highlighting his prowess as a top in-ring competitor. While it is expected to be an evenly matched contest, Gunther is likely to defeat the former WWE Universal Champion and retain his title. This would be a significant push in his rising career, while also give Goldberg a stage for a top showdown for the last time. With WWE Saturday Night's Main Event right around the corner, it will be a clash of generations and Goldberg will down to the ring for his last ride as an in-ring competitor.
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