WWE wrestlers who actually defeated Goldberg 100% clean. During Goldberg's two respective stints in WWE, one of his archrivals would be Brock Lesnar. Their first two matches in 2004 and 2016 respectively were won by Goldberg, yet it took Lesnar until WrestleMania 33 in 2017 to finally defeat him. Lesnar would ping Goldberg in a featured match on the grandest stage of the mould to win the Universal title. This match was notable because the match exceeded all expectations, as it featured fun spots and highlighted both men at their very best. The match also marked the first time in WWE wrestling history that Goldberg had been pinned 100% clean. Goldberg vs the Undertaker was at one stage considered a dream match. However, when the match finally went down in 2019 at the Super Showdown PPV, the match was a total disaster. The match was crammed with dangerous botches and blunders in, it was a miracle that the two legendary performers walked out of the match without medical assistance. The match was heavily pan by fans and even Goldberg and the dead man would speak out regarding how atrocious the match truly was. The match would end in a clean manner when the Undertaker hit a lackluster-looking choke slam on the world champion. One of the top matches on the WrestleMania 36 match card was supposed to see Goldberg vs Roman Reigns. This match would be for Goldberg's Universal title, but when the COVID-19 pandemic shook the world, Reigns decided to take a leave of absence from WWE. And this left WWE in a difficult position. WWE had to find a suitable alternative to fill in for Reigns, and there were several options, but WWE ultimately decided on Braun Strowman. This was a booking decision that fans questioned as the peak of Strowman's popularity was in 2017, and there were hardly any fans crying out for a Strowman World title reign. The match itself was by the numbers title match and it would come to an end after Strowman delivered four power slams on Goldberg. This would mark Strowman's first and only World title win in WWE. Some fans felt like WWE booking Strowman to defeat Goldberg clean up WrestleMania was a massive waste, and the huge win could have been used to push someone else up the card. Nevertheless, WWE has always been selective on who pins Goldberg, and Vince McMahon evidently believed that the monster among men was the best option at the time. Goldberg made it his mission to win the WWE title at the 2021 Royal Rumble, as it would challenge reigning Champion Drew McIntyre. Similarly to the Strowman matchup, this match occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic, so the match itself took place in the Thunderdome, the bill for Goldberg vs McIntyre was bizarre. As Goldberg would claim that McIntyre had been disrespecting legends, yet this was in the case, so it was unclear if Goldberg was supposed to be a hypocrite gold diluted heel in the feud. Fans were rightly concerned that WWE were going to have McIntyre drop the title to Goldberg, as WWE had no reason for Goldberg to defeat names such as Kevin Owens and Brie Wyatt in prior years, yet they still proceeded with the controversial booking decision. Thankfully this was in the case with McIntyre as McIntyre would defeat Goldberg clean. The match was a vast improvement over Goldberg's prior WWE matches, Goldberg actually managed to put over McIntyre in a convincing and legitimate way. The WWE would finally get to present their planned WrestleMania 36 match in 2022, Goldberg and Roman Reigns were collided at the 2022 elimination chamber, and WWE labeled the match as a dream match between two legends. The match was interesting as it acted as Goldberg's last WWE match to date, and it could end up being the WWE Hall of Famous Final Ever Wrestling match. When it comes to the match, it was extremely short, it's just six minutes and in a rare visual, Goldberg lost the match via a pass-out after Reigns locked in his trademark guillotine submission hold. This was the first time in wrestling history that Goldberg had lost via submission in a clean capacity. Goldberg had lost via submission in WCW, and as was typical for WCW, they were always shenanigans that led to Goldberg losing the match up in question. So depending on the subjective definition of a clean loss, it depends on whether this specific Goldberg loss counts as clean. In the year 2000 in WCW, Bucket T diffused Goldberg on Nitro, and the match featured interference that ultimately caused Goldberg to match. But due to the match being an O.D.Q encounter, and the interference being technically legal, some wrestling historians and critics would label it a fair and somewhat clean victory. They have it folks, WWE wrestlers who actually defeated Goldberg 100% clean. Make sure to leave your comments down below, and I'll see you next time with some more wrestling content.