EDIT: Spoiler Alert, it's Goldust.

WWE Superstar Goldust is a guy who seemingly does not age. He was a popular character with WWE in the 90s who was seemingly gay and would go to every mental sexual extent to get an edge on any opponent. He left the company for a couple years and came back in early 2002, only to reinvent himself as a man with a stuttering gimmick. He’d get electrocuted via storyline and stutter as a result, putting him in the limelight due to his beloved comedic performance as the character.

He’d then leave once again in 2004, where he’d go to TNA and perform as Black Reign and have a completely different look, as he was much heavier. He worked the Indy scene some as well. Goldust would go through a problem with drugs at this time. He told the world in interviews that he would take hundreds of pills, seemingly daily. He felt that he was lucky to be alive.

He’d manage to get cleaned up and back in WWE as a trainer/agent in 2008. He looked completely different, as he lost a great deal of weight. As a clean performer who was in possibly the best shape of his life, he’d truly show us that age was just a number.

He worked a match or two as Goldust, and fans loved how he looked in the ring. So instead of WWE putting him behind the scenes full time, they put him in front as a full-time performer.

He has mainly been with his brother, Cody Rhodes, as a member of the Rhodes Brothers tag team since coming back. Goldust is the man that time forgot, according to many, as he looks just as good in the ring today as he did in 1995. Sadly, everyone has to call it quits eventually, and it appears that Goldust will be doing just that soon.

According to Ewrestlingnews, Goldust will be transitioning from a full-time in-ring role to an agent/trainer once again. The plan is for him to make the change after WrestleMania 31, so there is a thought that he could have a final WrestleMania appearance and leave the ring after. The Gold and Stardust tag team is set to slowly fade out in the next few months. The plan is to make Stardust a singles performer, but that does not technically mean that the Cody Rhodes character will be back over Stardust.

Cody loves being characters in his career, and would most likely want to remain Stardust as long as possible.

Some are calling for a Goldust vs Stardust match at WrestleMania 31, but it is uncertain if WWE would want to do that. If fans push for it, there is some potential that it would happen. As of now, WrestleMania matches are not yet set. So this match is up in the air. The only thing we know for sure is that Goldust will be hanging it up as a full-time talent soon. Sadly, all good things must come to an end.

I really enjoyed having to read through four paragraphs of Goldust's Wikipedia page in order to get to the point.

Goldust D:

I'm genuinely upset.

Mink wrote:

I really enjoyed having to read through four paragraphs of Goldust's Wikipedia page in order to get to the point.

Or the first three words should give away it's Goldust.

Not really the point.

Goldust vs Stardust would be cool, but don't turn either of them heel for it, just have Goldust be "Yo, I'm retiring, and I want my last match to be against my brother." Simple as that.

But ... they're already both heel.

Also, this makes me sad. I used to think Goldust was very average, but ever since returning, he's been great.

Dustin

They were face when I last saw them.

Well you're stupid

Earlier today, PWInsider.com reported Goldust is planning to retire from in-ring competition, and Goldust posted the following reaction on Twitter:

I am not retiring lol

— GOLDUST (@Goldust) January 23, 2015

Haha I’ll retire when I’m dead

— GOLDUST (@Goldust) January 23, 2015