Tony Khan addresses Bill Goldberg’s future in AEW after Double or Nothing
Posted: May 30th 2023 By: Matty Breisch - ClutchPoints.com
After overseeing an AEW Double or Nothing show that garnered mixed reviews but was lauded for its main events, Tony Khan took comments from reporters once all of his scheduled stars finished up their availability, including comments about the biggest free agent on the open market, Bill Goldberg.
Asked if AEW would consider bringing in the WCW legend and WWE stalwart for one or multiple shows – with All In often tabbed as the show to do it – Khan wouldn’t comment, instead opting to note his long-standing relationship with the former World Champion before complimenting him on being a “great guy.”
“Yeah, I have talked to Bill. It wouldn’t be that unusual. I’ve talked to Bill when he’s not been under contract at times, and I have a good relationship with Bill,” Khan said via Fightful. “I have had a good conversation with him, but I’ve had a lot of great conversations with Bill. His family has done a lot of great things in Jacksonville, he’s related to the Wolfson family, who built the Wolfson Children’s Hospital in Jacksonville. Bill is a great former football star, I worked in football, and it’s a big part of my life. We have a lot in common and we have a lot of mutual friends, and I have a really good relationship with Bill. I like him a lot. As to what I’ve talked to him about, I would say that’s just between the two of us. It was a good chat. I like Bill a lot, he’s a great guy.”
Now granted, this isn’t the first time Khan has complemented Goldberg for being a good person; the booker has been asked about Goldberg consistently since his contract with WWE lapsed earlier this year and has always responded with comments about his generosity, his connection to the Wolfson Children’s Hospital, and his football experience. Still, the fact that Khan hasn’t shut down bringing in Goldberg in the same way he called Sabu’s appearance a one-off signifies that maybe, just maybe, there’s a future where the Knife or Death host will appear in an AEW ring and put on a “Spearfest” alongside one of the promotion’s pre-existing stars. After securing a commanding win at Double or Nothing versus Christian Cage, it’s safe to say Wardlow is still hungry for a shot at the Goldberg.
Tony Khan explains the financial situation surrounding AEW Collision.
Elsewhere on his post-Double or Nothing media availability, Tony Khan was asked about AEW’s new show, Collision, and how it fits into the brand’s current media portfolio. Though he again wouldn’t get into too many details, opting against assigning a specific financial figure or announcing the return of CM Punk – goodness, could you even imagine? – Khan did provide a few tidbits that are interesting to evaluate nonetheless, especially now that Dark and Dark Elevation have come to an end.
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