WWE Hall of Famer Bill Goldberg, who was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2017, recently spoke with Inside the Ropes on being inducted and the Hall of Fame ceremony itself.

Goldberg made it clear that he has issues with how the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony is conducted and had the following to say on discussing the issues with Vince McMahon.

“First and foremost I went to Vince and I told him my impression of the WWE Hall Of Fame and what should happen”, explained Goldberg, h/t to Cagesideseats.com for the transcription. “What happened the night before and I don’t think it’s a justice to the people being inducted. I don’t think it’s justice to the fans that sit there for four hours. I think it needs to be changed, completely right up on its head. I don’t care what anybody says and I don’t care if the person that puts it together thinks I’m full of s***. It needs to be changed cause it sucks. I don’t care about what other people say or how they did it, I’m telling you from my experience as a headliner in 2018 in the Hall Of Fame it needs to be changed.”

“I’m going tot ell you everything I tell Vince. Let’s just say me standing there after I was done with the Hall of Fame on Monday Night Raw is like standing on the sideline when you’re still able to play and just watching. I couldn’t stand it just because I’m a competitive dude. I don’t sit backstage and watch people do their thing when I’m still capable of doing it.”

You can hear more from Goldberg in the above video player.

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