Today it was reported that TNA had decided to part ways with Max Caster because of his rap at Bound for Glory 2026, but the information had not been publicly confirmed. A split after only one match too many, but words that went too far.
A few hours later, TNA posted on its social networks an official press release to confirm the end of Max Caster’s tenure with the company. TNA states that it is unacceptable to mock violent attacks.
The full statement:
”During the pay-per-view Bound For Glory this Sunday, insensitive remarks were made by Max Caster referencing the Riyadh attacks that killed and injured many people.
Turning violent attacks into gags is unacceptable. It should never have appeared on the show, and that responsibility lies with us. Our thoughts go out to the victims, to their families, and to all those affected. We offer our sincerest apologies.
We have removed the segment from reruns as well as from our social networks, and we are taking steps to ensure that such an incident never happens again.
Max Caster will no longer be a wrestler for TNA.”
Max Caster has not yet commented on the news as of the time this article was written.
