Last night, TNA hosted its Bound For Glory 2026 event. During the show, wrestler Max Caster made his debut by losing to Moose. As usual, Max Caster delivered a freestyle during his entrance. Even back in his AEW stint, certain lines had sparked controversy. At Bound For Glory, Max Caster made his first and last appearance on a TNA show. Here’s why.
Thus, a few days after the end of his contract with AEW, Max Caster made his debut in TNA at Bound For Glory. During his entrance, the wrestler sparked controversy by mentioning the Riyadh airport attack during his freestyle:
“I’m dropping bombs, no need to fly all the way to Riyadh.”
Max Caster is officially in TNA Wrestling 🗣️🔥
“Platinum on the mic and I’m Bound for the Glory bro, I’m putting Moose on his knees like a glory hole.
And this the firing squad, I drop bombs you don’t even have to fly to Riyadh.”
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— PW Chronicle (@_PWChronicle) October 11, 2026
Max Caster will not make further appearances in TNA. Indeed, False Finish reveals that the TNA will no longer work with Max Caster. This remark about Riyadh was not really welcomed within TNA or by the company’s partners around the world, the publication notes.
Since then, the TNA has removed all videos of Max Caster’s appearance at Bound For Glory.
After his recent departure from AEW and his brief stint in TNA, it remains to be seen where Max Caster will head next… It’s unclear whether WWE would be interested in his profile.
