9 Wrestlers Who Pissed Off The Locker Room

Despite seeming like a pretty stand up dad and a fairly positive presence whenever a backstage WWE camera lands on him, Goldberg hasn't always been everyone's cup of tea in the locker room.

This stems all the way back to his time in WCW when Goldberg made an enemy for life in Bret Hart after ending 'The Hitman's career via a head kick in 1999.

Goldberg didn't exactly make a ton of friends when he made his WWE debut in 2003, either, and gladly admitted he was seen as the enemy by many. After all, this was the same guy they'd been warring with for years. Triple H and the former WCW Champion also famously didn't see eye-to-eye before and during his first run in the company.

Then, after a 12 year absence, Goldberg finally made his long awaited WWE return and was received like a long lost hero for a while. That was until he insisted on going over Universal Champion Bray Wyatt at 2020's Super Showdown, reportedly generating huge heat backstage after stating that fans would want to see his 'superhero' character take down Wyatt's monstrous 'Fiend'.

It may not be the '90s anymore, but Bill Goldberg is still finding ways to piss off the boys in the back.