Bill Goldberg, for all intents and purposes, is done with professional wrestling. On Monday he went on the radio for two different stations, mainly to promote for Showtime Elite Extreme MMA, but held nothing back when asked about his views on WWE and TNA!

First, Goldberg appeared on the "Big Dick Hunter's Wild-Ass Circus" show on 105.3 FM in Dallas TX on Monday. He talked about his role as commentator for the Showtime Elite Xtreme MMA promotion and his views on some of the fighters, as well as other MMA promotions. He goes on to talk about the wrestling business in general, and says that McMahon needs to step up and take some responsibility. Asked about TNA, Goldberg said, "No, TNA totally blows, man, those guys don't have a clue as to what people what to see." He says that both WWE and TNA both had opporutnity to do positive things after the Chris Benoit tragedy, and both promotions dropped the ball. Goldberg says that unless the right opportunity comes along, he will be retired.

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Later in the day, Goldberg went on the "Joe McDonnell Experience" on 570 KLAC-AM in Los Angeles, he commented more on Showtime Elite, talked a little smack about Dana White and UFC. They also talked about the ongoing steroid debate, Goldberg admitted that he did use steroids in the past, and it was a bad decision. Also similar to what he said earlier in the day with the interview in Texas, he made the suggestion that professional wrestling needs regulated and unions need to come up, and Congress could perhaps make this happen. He's already involved in starting a union for mixed martial arts.

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