CJCH-FM

Clary Fleming passed away Wednesday afternoon from brain cancer at the age of 88 as was reported by yourhalifaxnews.ca. A radio and TV announcer out of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Fleming worked in the 1970s as a television commentator and interviewer on the ATV television network, calling the action on International Wrestling the broadcast of the Eastern Sports Association, otherwise known as the Maritimes Wrestling Territory.

He began his career in radio at CJCH in Halifax and at the age of 24 was program director of CFDR in Dartmouth.

As a wrestling commentator, he's best remembered for keeping his cool while conducting interviews with wrestlers, most memorably with Killer Carl Krupp.

Fleming is remembered also for his work in commercials, particularly those for Sobe's Canadian supermarket chain and was a track announcer for harness racing.

Yeah, if you do the math, I was 16 and pregnant, and I had her when I was 17.

I just started working for Bell Media, so I work for Virgin Radio and Move 100.

I do the weekend shows, and I often fill in for the afternoon hosts throughout the week.

That's awesome.

I didn't get the job.

But it's so funny because while I was interviewing, I said to my wife, I said, how cool would it be if.

I got this job and then maybe someday I would end up on Virgin Radio.

And when I didn't get the job, I looked on Indeed and I was like, maybe there's another position.