Below are a couple of top news stories of the day, featuring Jim Cornette and Goldberg.
• Jim Cornette’s beloved dog, Harley Quinn Cornette, has passed away. Jim’s wife, Stacey Cornette, posted the following on X:
“This is extremely hard. Our baby is gone. We are deeply heartbroken. She passed this a.m. at home comfortably.
Smootchie, Mommy & Daddy will forever be thankful for you & your love. Rest well beautiful babygirl.
Forever our love, @Quinnarooni.”
She shared the following video:
Dark Side of the Ring’s X page posted the following video:
Sending our deepest condolences to @TheJimCornette and @StaceyCornette.
Harley Quinn (@Quinnarooni) was an incredible dog and spending time with her made for some of our favorite moments on the road.
Long live the princess 🙏 pic.twitter.com/NMbw0emf3v
— Dark Side of the Ring (@DarkSideOfRing) February 17, 2025
Also Read: Condolences To Mick Foley
• Goldberg has revealed that his retirement match in WWE will take place in the summer of 2025, though the exact date is undecided.
Speaking on his CarCast podcast, he revealed that he’s undergoing stem cell treatment to ensure he’s in top shape for the bout. At 58, he holds himself to high standards and has made major lifestyle changes, including quitting smokeless tobacco and adjusting his diet.
The stem cell treatment was successful, but he must wait three weeks before resuming training. Despite the delay, Goldberg said he feels rejuvenated and eager to step back into the ring.
Here’s what the WCW Legend said:
“I have a match sometime this summer. I don’t know exactly when it is, but I know it’s coming up and I know at 58 years old I have to be in my underwear in front of everybody, and I hold a very high standard of myself.
I feel like a trillion bucks. Whether it’s from the stuff that I altered my life prior or the stem cell treatment after a day. I feel like a million bucks, comparatively.
You have to be logical, but it’s like you’re a racehorse again, and you’re being held in a stall, and you can’t come out for a period of time.”
