Has Goldberg Moved On From Ending Bret Hart's Pro Wrestling Career?

Goldberg has been in the wrestling business for a quarter of a century, winning titles and spearing heels in both World Championship Wrestling and WWE. The WWE Hall of Famer has been known for many feats and accomplishments, including his famed 173-match undefeated streak and the fact that he won a world championship after his Hall of Fame induction, but sadly, what some fans remember best is Goldberg accidentally injuring Bret Hart to the point that Hart was never truly the same performer.

Over the years, Hart has maintained that Goldberg was at fault for Hart sustaining concussions and concussion-like symptoms due to their matches against each other in WCW "The Hitman" and "Da Man" faced off against each other three times in one-on-one action in WCW, with Hart winning all three matches — two on "Nitro" and one at Starrcade 1999. To this day, Hart speaks ill of the former Universal Champion when asked about him, and has referred to Goldberg's in-ring abilities as "0/10."

"Bret Hart is still up here," Goldberg recently said on "Talk is Jericho," referring to Hart's place in the hierarchy of wrestling history. "He's an idol to anybody and everybody who has ever been in this business." But despite his respect for Hart's legacy, Goldberg made it clear that he's finished feeling guilty for causing Hart's injuries.

"There was absolutely no malicious intent whatsoever. None. Zero," he said. "Does it bother me? Yeah. I'll take it to my grave ... I'm at a turning point, I'm done saying I'm sorry. I've said it's a million times and I'm not going to continue to tear myself down. I'm done. I said I'm sorry, if you can't accept my apology, it is what it is."

Of course, Hart isn't the only former WCW wrestler with whom Goldberg has had a problem — including the host of the very podcast on which he was being interviewed. "You and I had some issues," Goldberg told host Chris Jericho, who was famously upset over not getting an actual feud with Goldberg in 1998, when the two men were both rising stars. "If there was anybody in the business at the time I wanted to hurt, it probably would've been you."

Jericho and Goldberg have officially but any beef they had behind them, as evidence by Goldberg appearing on "Talk Is Jericho." The wrestling world will have to wait and see if any similar reconciliations are forthcoming between Goldberg and Hart.