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On Monday’s episode of WWE Raw, Goldberg announced that he would be the first entrant into the 2017 Royal Rumble match. Goldberg was originally scheduled to return for just one match at Sunday’s Survivor Series pay-per-view, but his dominant victory over Brock Lesnar proved that the wrestling legend still has another run left in him. As the Royal Rumble approaches in January, here are the best booking options for Goldberg in the 30-man Battle Royal.               Goldberg Arrives at No. 1 There are many options for how to book Goldberg in the Royal Rumble, but with one of the ...

Bill Goldberg announced Monday his intention to compete in the Royal Rumble match on Jan. 29, 2017. WWE's official Twitter account shared Goldberg's comments about desiring one more crack at a world title: The news comes one night after Goldberg's shocking win over Brock Lesnar. In the span of 86 seconds, he dispatched the Beast Incarnate with two Spears and a Jackhammer. It was one of the most decisive beatdowns at a major pay-per-view since Lesnar defeated John Cena at SummerSlam 2014. WhatCulture's Adam Pacitti joked that some fans may be collecting a nice payday in the coming months: The Royal Rumble is a ...

Welcome to Bleacher Report's live coverage of the November 21 episode of Raw. Survivor Series featured some great action, but the thing everyone was talking about the next morning was Goldberg squashing Brock Lesnar. It's going to be interesting to see how Paul Heyman and Lesnar respond to such a decisive loss, but we might have to wait a little while. The WWE.com Raw preview is teasing an appearance from Goldberg, but there is no mention of The Beast or his advocate showing up. Also being hyped for Monday's show is a tag title match featuring The New Day defending against Cesaro and Sheamus, ...

SmackDown's Superstars are set to shift their focus from brand warfare to personal animosity as Survivor Series gives way to WWE TLC 2016. And the blue brand's rivals won't have to wait long to get their hands on each other, as the SmackDown-exclusive pay-per-view is coming up on Dec. 4. That's where the men and women fighting for Team Blue at Sunday's Survivor Series will have a chance to settle unfinished business with their fellow SmackDown stars. Alexa Bliss has an argument that she deserves another title shot. Nikki Bella has a new top entry on her list of enemies. Kalisto is certain to have ...

Sunday's 30th annual edition of WWE Survivor Series provided fans with a whole host of significant moments—as well as a night of great all-round wrestling. Even though the main event was one of the most controversial matches in years, the rest of the night featured some really exciting and energetic action. Team Raw claimed the bragging rights with two wins to SmackDown's one, while there were some great title matches thrown in for good measure, too. But which match was the standout bout? And which was the most forgettable? Here's a ranking of all six main card matches from Sunday night from worst to ...

Bray Wyatt and Randy Orton emerged from the wreckage of a chaotic battle at WWE Survivor Series 2016 with runaway momentum. After Team Raw and Team SmackDown tore into each other at Sunday's pay-per-view, leaving broken tables and splintered friendships in their wake, Wyatt celebrated in the ring on his knees. His right-hand monster Luke Harper lurked at his side. A banged-up Orton posed in the corner. The Wyatt Family reigned. The male Survivor Series elimination match ended with Wyatt's men bearing their fangs with victors' grins. They were unified, menacing, powerful. That image and that moment is what this faction has been missing. It's ...

WWE Survivor Series 2016 was a shocking night, as many stars rose and fell during the course of the six huge matches. What made the event so surprising was the way it bucked trends WWE had seemed to be following to the letter over the past few years with some wild ideas that were quite controversial. A Beast was finally conquered. Several wrestlers went against their brands due to emotional outbursts. Rivalries between men and women were developed and jump-started. Raw stood tall over SmackDown even though SmackDown had the last laugh. Whether you loved or hated the events of the night, ...

WWE Raw's warriors won't have to wait long to cash in on the momentum they generated at Sunday's Survivor Series pay-per-view. Cesaro and Sheamus assured Team Raw a win at the event. They already have a Tag Team Championship match lined up. Bayley is likely to follow pinning Becky Lynch at Survivor Series with a pursuit of Charlotte Flair and the Raw Women's Championship.  After trouncing Brock Lesnar, Goldberg is poised to reveal his next steps. Is another PPV match in the cards? Will he simply ride off into the proverbial sunset? Backstage news, the Raw preview on WWE.com and storyline analysis help answer those questions ...

The main event of WWE Survivor Series 2016 promised "fantasy warfare comes to life," with Goldberg battling Brock Lesnar in his first match in 12 years. Instead, fans were treated to a one-minute, 27-second match that saw the iconic WCW star bowl over The Beast Incarnate and then celebrate his victory with his young son. Analysts took to Twitter to voice their opinions on the match, many viewing it as a booking misstep that unraveled all of the work WWE Creative had done to present this unstoppable force in Lesnar: Did it, though? Upon further investigation, the loss may have been exactly what ...

With WWE Survivor Series 2016 behind them, the Superstars of Raw and SmackDown look forward to December, where each brand will present one final pay-per-view to close out 2016. As those events approach, though, which competitor finds himself at the top of this week's power rankings? Is it Roman Reigns, the current United States champion and public enemy No. 1? How about Kevin Owens, the WWE universal champion, or his best friend, Chris Jericho? Maybe the guy atop the rankings calls SmackDown home. Perhaps it's WWE world champion AJ Styles? No matter who it is, that man has a rough road ahead of him, ...