Goldberg, the veteran WWE star rose to prominence during his time in WCW while having Monday Night Wars with WWE.
During his interview on WWE’s The Bump he talked about the people who were behind his undefeated streak WCW.
Goldberg opens up on his undefeated streak in WCW
The former WCW World Heavyweight Champion went on a winning run during 1997-1998 and became one of the prominent faces of the company.
During the interview, he talked about Mike Tenay and Bobby Heenan, who were the brains behind his iconic entrance and the historic streak.
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He said:
“Well, I think Tenay and Heenan were the ones that really pounded it in there. Obviously, with the doing commentary, Tenay has that direction where we want to go. He grabs the crowd and pushes them toward that direction. He had about everything to do with the excitement that surrounded it. I mean, I took care of the physical part, but you have to set it up properly, and they did an absolutely stupendous job at doing their job each and every night. I think they both had an integral part in the streak.”
He added:
“We all know Bobby ‘The Brain’ Heenan’s place in this business; he’s royalty. For him to personally and professionally take time out of his career to help me along, I could never thank him enough or appreciate enough as to what that man did for me, the business, and WCW. Personally, I’d be remiss in saying that he wasn’t an integral part of what happened. You know, you could group a list of characters as far as the importance of the streak and he’d definitely be in the top-three people mentioned.”
A new WWE Untold documentary is set to premiere this Sunday which would feature the inside look of the star’s historic undefeated streak.
