Wrestler Goldberg tosses fan into water, goofs off at The American Express

Professional wrestler Bill Goldberg always entertains. Check out his funny moments and golf bloopers from The American Express 2002.


The PGA TOUR returns to the U.S. mainland for The American Express in La Quinta, California. This year’s edition will have a different look – only two courses will be used, and amateurs will not play alongside the pros – but a strong field has assembled, highlighted by Brooks Koepka, Patrick Reed, Patrick Cantlay and tournament host Phil Mickelson. Andrew Landry is the defending champion while amateur standout John Augenstein, the runner-up in the 2019 U.S. Amateur, is making his professional debut. There are 13 golfers ranked in the top 50 in the world teeing it up at The American Express including Cantlay, Reed, who won the 2014 American Express, Matthew Wolff, and Sungjae Im.

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[escondidonative]

When I worked in a a grocery store in Escondido, Goldberg was in there almost weekly shopping with his fam. Dude was so freaking cool and would always take time for people who recognized him. I remember when I first met him in the store and I said Man U look just like Goldberg. He smiled and shook my hand with his gorilla hand and said “well there’s a reason for that.” Solid dude.

[rabguk]

The goofy run he does chasing the guy is funnier than the throw tbh 🤣

[nerdcamel]

I met Bill Goldberg and my kids were freaking out. He took the time to talk to my kids and take photos, such a nice guy.

[torilove]

If golf was this entertaining all the time I would watch it all the time

[John_Fury]

Goldberg: throws man*
Everyone: so inspirational

[michaellopez]

Some pro wrestling snobs poke at the guy, but the real reason he got to where he got was that he was extremely easy to root for and appreciate.
His overwhelming strength with athletecism/grace was a joy to watch and his personality was self-evident.

[andyclark]

They’re all having good fun, a good laugh.

Him in the water, all have a good laugh/time love the video it’s all flipping awesome

[RealHIFIHelp]

Damn man, that was close to the rocks.

[highvoltage]

Goldberg was being nice by throwing that guy over the rocks and into the water instead of just into the rocks.

[ryananggoro]

My favorite WWE wrestler as a kid
I always use him when playing the game
His iconic move was chasing people and then ramming using his head lol

[c_greenwoo]

This guy coached one of my football teams… he’s literally just as hilarious in his non wrestling personality. He’s literally like this all the time 😂

[themanifeststation]

So much respect for playing and not taking himself so serious. I dont play whatsoever but I feel like I would have fun playing with Bill.

[riverrhodes]

He did something I didn't think was possible.
He made golf fun 🤣

[jackfrancis]

*Pauses a **0:09*

"Yup, that's me. You're probably wondering how I ended up in this situation"

[razzbeatz]

Old man was really in fear for his life when he was running 🤣🤣🤣

[kenmorrison]

La mayoría de las veces me sorprende mucho la forma en que paso de un estilo de vida promedio a ganar más de 70k por mes, sorpresa total es la palabra, he entendido mucho en los últimos años para dudar de que abundan las oportunidades en los mercados financieros, lo único es saber donde enfocar

[lafanboy]

This needs to be officially part of the PGA so golf won't be so boring.

[LegendJoe]

A round of applause for the man who went faceslammed into the water.

[tazmanrehman]

The world needs more characters like this 😂

[jimjohnson]

Dude was awfully close to being slammed into the rocks. Got a bit lucky there.