Meet Jordan Clarke. At one time, he was a dominant force on the Alberta independent wrestling scene, known as both "Dirty Dick Raines" and "Dirty Duke Durrango".

Duke came up in the original Hart Dungeon. From a treadmill that resembled a torture device, to getting stretched and learning "strong style" from Bruce Hart himself, Duke is part of a class of wrestlers that were influential on many wrestlers who are still active on the independent scene today, promote their own shows, or have even gone on to become worldwide celebrities.

Duke joins Mike for a trip down memory lane, including being there when WWE's Natalya - or Nattie Neidhart, first came into the infamous Dungeon before becoming one of the most revered women in the ring. They also share stories about what it was like to REALLY train in the Dungeon, saving young wrestlers (and ring announcers) from themselves, and MUCH more.

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This week, as promised, an announcement on the future of McGuire on Wrestling.

Also, it's an overload of guests this week as Joe Aguinaldo and Mike bring back a mini "Tuesday Morning Cooked" episode after an eventful Monday Night Raw, including John Cena officially becoming a "Grand Slam" champion in WWE.

Joe also looks back at the influence legendary commentator Bob Caudle had on his life as a wrestling fan.

In what could be "a pod is born" moment, you'll meet Jordan Clarke, who is best known to Stampede Wrestling and Canadian wrestling fans as "Dirty" Duke Durrango - a veteran who just happened to be there for a certain "Low Key Legend's" formative days in the wrestling business - but also has a deep well of wrestling history of his own.

And as a special bonus, a preview of a conversation Andy Evans from Legends and Champions had with TNA Star, "The Hollywood Hunk", Ryan Nemeth!

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