Height: 6'4"

Weight: 291 1/4 lbs.

Hometown: Tulsa, Okla.

The Move: Jackhammer

Record: 192 wins/ 1 loss
 

Disposing of opponents with viper-like swiftness, when Bill

Goldberg strikes his attack is quick and deadly. As his countless

rivals have rapidly learned, this man means business. This

ripping muscle mass of intensity has impacted WCW like a

meteor with shock waves slamming bodies and winning fans

worldwide.
 
 

Goldberg's ring of terror is a hand-off gridiron glory from the NFL

and Georgia Bulldogs. His relentless, attacking style attracted

two-time All-SEC honors at nose guard and pro football snaps

with the Atlanta Falcons and Los Angeles Rams.
 
 

After an injury shortened his pro football career, the natural

arena for his speed, power and trademark explosiveness was the

squared circle. Goldberg's closely cropped scalp, menacing

tattoo and psyched-up entrance is a prelude of intimidation

leading to the ultimate devastation of his finishing move, the

"Jackhammer."
 
 

As a long-time Oakland Raiders fan who idolized the late, crazed

John Mutuszak, Goldberg enjoys "living on the edge." Growing

up flying gliders and acrobatic planes with his two brothers in

Tulsa, Oklahoma, he also groomed his scrappy skills as a

bouncer at age 17. As the son of a doctor, he spent most of his

time supplying patients rather than being one.
 
 

He's ascended the WCW ranks at a full-throttle pace, keeping as

firm a grip on the Heavyweight Title as he does on his

challengers. Goldberg's rise to fame has propelled him into the

limelight, with profiles in The New Yorker, The New York Daily

News, and USA Today; he has even appeared on The Love Boat.

Bill has used his celebrity status to further his favorite causes; he's

the spokesman for the National Humane Society and gives his

time freely to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.