Today's episode of the two-man power trip of wrestling is dedicated to the life and memory of Jim Myers, otherwise known as George the Animal Steel.

I don't know if you have a legacy in the wrestling business. I really don't. My legacy is I was a pretty good coach. I helped a lot of kids get through school.

I helped a lot of people in that way.

My legacy now is so far removed from wrestling that is, you know,

my, the reason I wrote the book was that was the end of wrestling for me.

And I think I covered it pretty well in the book.

I get a lot of people who really enjoy it in the book. They're understanding about the learning disabilities that I had and overcoming crones

and fighting as a kid.

Being picked on.

People bullied me until my parents finally told me I could fight.

And then that was my first success because of learning disabilities and getting into Michigan State without being a very good student, but getting through there and coming out, more

of a polished stone,

and the growth that I've had,

the marriage I've had, my family and my kids,

that's my, you know,

my kids are now 50 years, 60 years old.

You know what I mean?

That's my legacy.

I'm still married.

That's a legacy in wrestling.

Savage, running from Georgia.

Oh, he pulled it.

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