those three matches.

For another WCW title, Booker T, the champion at that time and the challenging opponent Goldberg were in a severe verbal fight that resulted in a great match for the WCW title. Booker T was victorious in the game. Before the match, Goldberg attacked Booker’s brother and later involved in the arena with Goldberg.

Goldberg’s fight with Scott Steiner was the ugliest brawl in WWE history. Everyone was against the Goldberg, when Goldberg was on the verge to defeat Steiner, Russo, WCW president entered the ring with a baseball bat, though it was a no disqualification match. It ultimately resulted in a loss for Goldberg.

In Summerslam 2003, The game faced Goldberg in a steel cage fight. Both were the toughest contenders of WWE at that time, Goldberg,law pursuant to Rule 7052 of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure.
The debtor, H & S Transportation Company, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as the "debtor"), was a corporation located in Nashville, Tennessee, involved in the business of towing barges on the inland waterway system. This towing was done both with the debtor's own towboats and towboats leased from various parties. As the debtor transported goods along the waterway system, these towboats received fuel from a number of maritime fuel suppliers. The defendant, a corporation in the business of supplying commercial towing companies with fuel, parts, maintenance equipment, and other supplies, provided the debtor with fuel on numerous occasions. During the period from December 2, 1980, through September 4, 1981, the debtor was allowed to purchase fuel and supplies