Corey Maclin

Starting his broadcasting career at the age of 16, he began working at 107.1 KFTH-FM (Now KXHT), where he did a weekend gospel show.

Later, he launched his own company, Corey Maclin & Associates, a full-service advertising agency for clients in and out of Memphis and Shelby County.

In 1999, he took over as president/CEO of the relaunched Memphis Wrestling promotion and was in charge of all day-to-day operations including television production, talent relations, marketing, budgeting and a host of other duties.

On July 10, 2004, Maclin teamed with Kamala in a no contest against Jerry Lawler and Jimmy Hart at Memphis Wrestling Throwback Night.

The Commercial Appeal reported that Maclin's car rolled over just south of Sardis on Interstate 55 at approximately 10:30 PM.