WWE Interested in Working with Bill Goldberg, Batista Surpasses "Stone Cold",

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WWE showed a WrestleMania recall on RAW this week of Bill Goldberg pinning Brock Lesnar in 2004 as a way to plug Steve Austin's guest host gig but the company has actually been talking about Goldberg and trying to get some kind of relationship going with him.

They realize he won't come back and wrestle but they're thinking of some kind of Legends deal to use his likeness in video games and such. Goldberg could also be possible for next year's Hall of Fame in Atlanta since they're running low on "main eventers" to induct.

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Today, Batista moves into eighth place all-time of longest reigning WWE World Champions, surpassing "Stone Cold" Steve Austin. He surpassed Randy Savage last week as well. Here is the complete list:

1) Bruno Sammartino - 4,040 days
2) Hulk Hogan - 2,185 days
3) Bob Backlund - 2,138 days
4) Triple H - 1,151 days
5) Pedro Morales - 1,027 days
6) John Cena - 969 days
7) Bret Hart - 654 days
8) Batista - 530 days
9) Steve Austin - 529 days
10) Randy Savage - 520 days

I cannot believe he's the 8th longest reigning champion in WWE history. And Cena in 6th place as well

Is Edge near the top?

Edge is 86 days shy of Randy Savage

The question is where will Cena end up on that list after he retires?

If it's anywhere near that top three then hell will have to freeze over

Definitely third, I really can't see him bettering Hogan, although if he sticks around for another 15 years then he will bypass him

the one to watch for me would be how high Randy Orton will get

9 combined title reigns and Edge only has 434 days. I can see Cena getting to 2nd on the list and since he's in his early 30s he still has 10-15 years left.

To be honest i can only see Cena for another 6-8 years, imo he will move to movies eventually and appear for WWE every so often but not be full time.

A couple of years ago Orton came out and said he wanted to wrestle for 15 more years

so that would be say 45 Orton would go up to, he is really in a great position.

Ortons only 29 now, so if he said that a couple of years ago then he would be closer to 40/41 when he retires

Goldberg in the Hall of Fame

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Goldberg could also be possible for next year's Hall of Fame in Atlanta since they're running low on "main eventers" to induct.

Ya don't say!!!

Why on earth they started chucking in 10+ people a year is a mystery to me, it means shit all now, only a matter of time before active wrestler's start getting in.