Dustin Rhodes Reacts to Hulk Hogan’s Death originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Following the shocking news of Hulk Hogan’s ...

Goldust surprised everyone by showing up at last month’s Royal Rumble pay-per-view, but the WWE legend says that while he hoped it could lead to a WrestleMania 29 appearance, that decision is ...

Goldust got a reaction he hadn’t received before, and he was content with that. Savio Vega, however, thought they could take things further, and as Dustin Rhodes detailed below, they did: ...

However, Goldust will always be a subscriber to the roots of wrestling. And even though he admits that today’s style is likely here to stay, he misses simpler days.

During the discussion, Goldust talked about how he thought that his character helped spark the Attitude Era in the late 1990s in WWE. Thanks to Wrestling Inc. for the transcript.

Goldust, real name Dustin Runnels, posted: "My step son who is a transgender was attacked last night and I’m f******g p****d. "Grow the eff up and let people live their lives the way they choose.

Goldust went on to say that he thinks Lesnar will stick around WWE for “a while,” even though Vince McMahon & Co. spent the second half of 2018 trying to rid themselves of The Beast, or that ...

Goldust underwent double knee surgery this summer and is currently on hiatus from WWE. In the meantime, he became an honorary deputy working with the Sheriff's office in the Austin, Texas area.

I personally felt Goldust was his best when he was in his originally, drag queen, camp, hollyweird, golden age of hollywood state of mind. The comedy act with him doesn't really work for me, but ...

Goldust has been sidelined since December due to a shoulder injury, which was expected to keep him sidelined for five to six months. He has since undertaken a behind the scenes role with WWE.