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TNA Drops Max Caster After Controversial Bound for Glory Rap
12 Oct
Summary
- Max Caster's controversial rap referenced airport bombings.
- TNA removed all footage of Max Caster's Bound for Glory appearance.
- The offensive line was not scripted or pre-approved by TNA.

Max Caster's recent debut for TNA at Bound for Glory has concluded with controversy, leading to the company's decision to cease collaboration. Caster's pre-match rap included a line referencing airport bombings, which reportedly caused significant internal backlash and dissatisfaction among TNA executives.
In response to the public outcry, TNA has removed all video footage of Caster's appearance from their platforms. Reports indicate that the controversial line was not scripted nor had it received prior approval from the company.
While TNA had initially considered having Caster participate in upcoming television tapings, this is now unlikely. The exact nature of Caster's agreement with TNA, whether contractual or verbal, remains unconfirmed.
This incident follows a pattern of Caster ruffling feathers with controversial material, as similar issues led to edits in his past AEW appearances. The future of Max Caster in professional wrestling remains uncertain.