I watched it live with no expectations or an understanding of how the match would be booked, in the moment I thoroughly enjoyed it! how many times in this era where fans are incredibly smarky that kayfabe itself would dictate our reactions and we begin to suspend our disbelief? it's an oxymoron to say it but pro-wrestling got real and what it has always meant to be! this whole needing wrestling to be "legitimate" makes little sense, am a big fan of Boxing and the UFC; if I want to see legitimate combat sports I'd watch Boxing or the UFC! I wouldn't complain about a 50 year old beating a former UFC world champion in a pro-wrestling contest

we tune in to pro-wrestling for the feuds, characters, stories and spectacle etc
Wrestlers shouldn't have to try to kill themselves doing an aerial attack in order to get a reaction, their characters should be strong and their charisma should be as such that they're able to control the audience reactions in the palm of their hands for example it could be with a simple roar, hulk up, middle finger or a "just bring it" that in ring presence and the way they carry themselves just has you in awe, the Goldberg character embodies those qualities and was very much alive at SurvivorSeries and he's probably among a few who could have beaten Lesnar in that fashion.
Also, GB is going to be around for a while and when he was huge in WCW his matches were booked like this so it was the best way to elevate him and for Vince to make as much possible out of GB moving forward. My only criticism is that perhaps a rising star should have been Lesnar before Goldberg Squashed him, I mean after ending the streak the only person to benefit from Lesnars momentum over the last 4 years is Goldberg, it's the reason why there are a lack of big names in the WWE currently and they keep on relying on bringing back the likes of Jericho, Rock, Lesnar and GB because they don't invest in the talent they have