William Scott Goldberg[2][1] (born December 27, 1966[2][1]) better known by his ring name Bill Goldberg (or simply Goldberg) is a commentator for the Mixed martial arts promotion EliteXC. He is also a retired/inactive American professional wrestler best known for his tenure in World Championship Wrestling from September 1997 to January 2001, as well as his tenure in World Wrestling Entertainment from March 2003 to March 2004. He is a former two time World Heavyweight Champion who has held both the WCW and WWE incarnations of the Big Gold Belt. Bill was the first of three superstars to have achieved this, the others being Booker T and Chris Benoit. Kurt Angle later achieved this feat, but due to the fact that the WCW Championship was on the WWE Title Roster, this is not recognized as an official WCW Title reign, although it still was a recognized World Championship.

During his successful career, Goldberg won many titles. He was a 1 time WCW World Heavyweight Champion,[4] 2 time United States Heavyweight Champion[5] and 1 time World Tag Team Champion with Bret Hart[6] in WCW as well as a 1 time World Heavyweight Champion in WWE.[7]