Secret Revealed: Winner of Brock Lesnar and Goldberg Match

The fight with the Beast Incarnate is said to be Goldberg's last match in the wrestling entertainment company. According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter the wrestler's contract expires after the title bout with Lesnar at the PPV event.

According to the report, the rematch between Goldberg and Lesnar has been set as the PPV event's main card. This is said to have been planned from the very beginning with Survivor Series 2016, where Goldberg defeated Lesnar in under 90 seconds with two consecutive spears and a jackhammer. The two superstars also collided during the 30-man-over-the-top Royal Rumble. At the PPV, Goldberg eliminated Lesnar.

Goldberg losing the Universal Championship to Lesnar makes sense if the former is set to depart from the WWE following the WrestleMania 33 fight as Vince McMahon will never allow a wrestler to leave as the company's reigning champion. However, as WWE's plans are ever changing, McMahon and Goldberg might mutually decide to extend or renew their contract so the wrestler can fight in the company in the upcoming months.

Meanwhile, Kevin Owens, who fought Goldberg's WrestleMania 33 opponent at Madison Square Garden, has opened up about his loss at the hands of the Beast Incarnate. Owens, who lost the Universal Championship to Goldberg at Fastlane 2017, was destroyed by Lesnar with a series of suplexes and finished off with an F5.

"The match didn't go my way but I see half of the Smackdown crew wrestles in a shirt now. Nice to see how many guys I've inspired over there!" Owens tweeted

The match didn't go my way but I see half of the Smackdown crew wrestles in a shirt now. Nice to see how many guys I've inspired over there!

JR ON LESNAR GOLDBERG MATCH

We're just weeks away from WrestleMania 33 and the hype for the event is getting stronger, but there are still concerns over one match at the biggest pay-per-view show of the year.

Goldberg is set to defend his Universal championship against Brock Lesnar in what is expected to be the main event of the show, but fans are worried the match won't be good as The Iconic is able to wrestle for a longer period of time than a couple of minutes.

READ WHAT SHAWN MICHAELS SAYS ABOUT BROCK LESNAR

Brock Lesnar vs. Goldberg was the first match booked for WrestleMania 33, and has reportedly been planned since last Fall. So WWE’s had plenty of time to plan out how to present the third bout between a man who (possibly chemically-enhanced or no) won a shoot fight with ranked heavyweight mixed martial artist last Summer and a guy who took his first bump in decade last Monday.

Even with the Universal championship now involved and a good chance it’ll be the last match of the night on April 2 in Orlando, most observers don’t see the rivals getting a whole lot of time for their trilogy fight. For instance, Cageside’s resident timekeeper, Cain A. Knight, predicts five minutes for Lesnar/Goldberg III.

So it’s surprising Mr. WrestleMania himself, Shawn Michaels, thinks the pair should get triple that time.

That’s... that’s a lot of time.

Now, I don’t know Michaels methodology for match length estimates. Does this count a Paul Heyman intro? Is he including entrances? A post-match stretcher job?

What do you think of Shawn’s thoughts on the time we need with “the object that doesn’t move and the immovable force”?

How long do you think Brock & Goldberg should get?