Veteran WWE superstar Goldust penned a letter to fans on Twitter, which appears to hint that he's about to hang up the wrestling boots for good:
WWE and Goldust haven't formally announced his retirement yet, but it does sound like the son of Hall of Famer, Dusty, is stepping away from the ring after a marvelous career that spanned three decades.
It's also possible that Goldust is staying on in the WWE and may take on a new role, similar to what happened to 2018 Hall of Fame inductee Mark Henry - who immediately went into backstage work as a producer.
Since his alliance with R-Truth disbanded, Goldust has gone through many short and numerous feuds - and most recently competed at the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal at WrestleMania 34.
Goldust has only appeared for the WWE on a part-time basis, and he just turned 49 years of age last week. Couple in these two factors, and it wouldn't be the least bit shocking if he truly is done as an in-ring competitor.

If this is the end of a storied career, then Goldust did not fail in following his father's footsteps. He was a nine-time Hardcore Champion, three-time Intercontinental Champion and won a trio of World Tag Team Championships. Goldust's gimmick was also one of the most well-received by wrestling fans and pundits in the late '90s and early 2000s during the Attitude Era.
Since returning to the WWE, Goldust has worked in helping younger talents and putting them over - namely superstars for the Cruiserweight division. In recent years, he had been used in comedy segments -especially with the aforementioned R-Truth.
Assuming this is the end of his career, we now just await official word from Goldust or the WWE.
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