Max Caster has decided to speak up about the whole TNA saga.
He decided to publish a video on his social networks in which he offers apologies for disappointing the TNA audience and the people who would have liked to have this opportunity. However, he refuses to apologize to those who were offended by his rap.
The full statement from Max Caster, who spoke out for the first time following his firing from TNA:
“To revisit this whole matter with TNA, I want to say thanks to Carlos Silva. I spoke with him in person. He was very understanding and very professional, even after everything that happened, and I understand why he made that decision. It’s his show. He has to protect TNA and I went too far for him. So, I want to offer him my apologies, as well as to everyone in the offices. I also want to apologize to all those who vouched for me to obtain this opportunity. I feel I let these people down. Thanks to Moose for sharing his platform with me. I wish things hadn’t turned out this way, but I am proud of this match and I am sorry for the way it ends.”
“Regarding those who were offended, I just want everyone to know that when I perform these raps, it is never intended to hurt. It is solely for entertainment. In my view, the value of entertainment comes first, but if you are offended, that is your right. So I cannot apologize for the fact that some were offended. But know simply that it is not my intention to anger people. If it provokes a reaction, I tell myself I did my job. It was a very timely moment in the show that has been talked about a lot, so I am satisfied on that front. But I accept the consequences of all this. I accept the reality of the facts.”
