The new Goldberg? I'm struggling to come to terms with you mean by that exactly?
Having watched his début, I did see some striking similarities with Ryback and Goldberg but I have no idea with what you mean by branding him as the new Goldberg. Yes, he has the same sort of physique and the same bald head but then so did Perry Saturn and no one was saying that when he pulled out Moppy, were they? The appearance is the most striking thing for sure but it doesn't make a superstar.
In terms of being a very intense person, then I guess you have it right. He showed against the throwaway superstar that he was a good monster. But Goldberg was the epitome of what a good monster should be. He put a massive streak together and it carried him for a long time. Ryback looks to have all of the physical attributes to make that sort of thing happen but WWE needs to have faith in him and hope that his injuries are a thing of the past. If they are, then the WWE should really get behind him because it can work. Look at Kane since he came back with his masked gimmick. He has been a completely different superstar, even going over Randy Orton at WrestleMania.
If Ryback can stay healthy, then he can go a long way in the company. My only worry is that he is not very good on the mic. He showed that when he was with the Nexus and I'm hoping that he has improved somewhat. That said, calling him the new Goldberg is a little premature. I guess we will just need to wait and see what the future holds for Ryback but it does look promising for sure.
Having watched his début, I did see some striking similarities with Ryback and Goldberg but I have no idea with what you mean by branding him as the new Goldberg. Yes, he has the same sort of physique and the same bald head but then so did Perry Saturn and no one was saying that when he pulled out Moppy, were they? The appearance is the most striking thing for sure but it doesn't make a superstar.
In terms of being a very intense person, then I guess you have it right. He showed against the throwaway superstar that he was a good monster. But Goldberg was the epitome of what a good monster should be. He put a massive streak together and it carried him for a long time. Ryback looks to have all of the physical attributes to make that sort of thing happen but WWE needs to have faith in him and hope that his injuries are a thing of the past. If they are, then the WWE should really get behind him because it can work. Look at Kane since he came back with his masked gimmick. He has been a completely different superstar, even going over Randy Orton at WrestleMania.
If Ryback can stay healthy, then he can go a long way in the company. My only worry is that he is not very good on the mic. He showed that when he was with the Nexus and I'm hoping that he has improved somewhat. That said, calling him the new Goldberg is a little premature. I guess we will just need to wait and see what the future holds for Ryback but it does look promising for sure.