Sam McClure has delivered his final sign-off as he finishes up as Wide World of Sports host, with Jimmy Bartel set to take the reigns as host of the show in 2025. McClure had a few things to get off his chest before he finished up, including some comments on Harley Reid and Carlton, before […]
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