On this special Canada Day edition of The Unofficial Maritime Wrestling Podcast Interview Series, we sit down with a true legend of the squared circle, "No Class" Bobby Bass, for an in-depth conversation that covers his remarkable decades long career in professional wrestling. From being trained by the great Phil Watson, Bobby shares how he got his start in the business and how the nickname "No Class" came to define one of Canadian wrestling’s most colorful personas. We take a trip through his time in Stampede Wrestling, International Wrestling, AWA, Maple Leaf Wrestling, All-Star Wrestling, WWF, and of course, Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling, where he shares stories about legendary names like The Cormiers, Freddie Sweetan, JJ Dillon, Frenchy Martin and Emile Dupree just to name a few. Bobby reflects on his time wrestling and managing across North America and Japan, with memories of working for Bob Geigel, Harley Race, and Al Tomko, and his involvement with the Cauliflower Alley Club. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just discovering the golden era of Maritime wrestling, this interview is packed with unforgettable moments, road stories, and reflections from one of the most entertaining and outspoken figures in Canadian wrestling history.