Hacksaw Jim Duggan on Junkyard Dog and the Drug Scene in Mid-South

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'The Million Dollar Man' Ted DiBiase looks back at his Hall of Fame career, from Mid-South, to Japan, to WCW, to WWF, and everywhere in-between! Join Ted and Marcus every Friday at 6am ET on all podcast platforms or if you want early access, get it commercial free on Premier+ with Premier Streaming Network!

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@skyborne80

I love Hacksaw's candidness about the old days. He doesn't necessarily sound proud of all the coke he did, but he doesn't apologize for it either. It was what it was. It's too bad some people couldn't handle it, but good on Hacksaw for getting out of it when he realized he needed to.

@marc-mv1kf

Hacksaw is still so over.

@pooddescrewch8718

I watched Junkyard dog progress from a guy who pushed a wheel barrow to the ring full of junk to the unbeatable irrepressible peoples champion of Midsouth . I can say with clear conscience that The Junkyard Dog that Vince stole away was a shadow of what he once was and he never recovered . He was sooo muscular and fit when he first got over winning the Louisiana Championship but once his cocaine usage became unmanageable he became slow and bloated and lackluster . He never was a good worker but his power and charisma was enough if you put him in the ring with a competent heel making their best money putting him over . That never happened in WWF because it was Hogan all the heels wanted to work with . They were trying mostly to get themselves over so that they could work with Hogan . So they did not give JYD the sane level if cooperation he was used to .

@Voorhees707

Im living in north Carolina now and im not to far from jyds stomping grounds. Ive visited his grave a few times .love ya hacksaw keep living the dream

@jaythor70

JYD and Hacksaw Duggan were a huge part of my childhood. JYD was so over, it was amazing! I remember the poll Marcus is talking about, and it was really how it was. Duggan took the top spot when JYD left, and even though Watts tried a half-dozen black stars, none surpassed Duggan, much less got close to JYD-level. I met JYD a couple of months before his tragic accident. He was cool, tried to recruit me for his planned relaunch of Mid-South Wrestling in New Orleans area.