Max Caster comments on TNA dismissal over rap about Riyadh
15 october 2026 в 03:13
Wrestler Max Caster commented on his firing from TNA Wrestling after using a controversial rap line during the Bound for Glory show. He stated that he holds no grudges against the promotion and understands the reasons for his dismissal.
Caster, known for his rap battles before entering the ring, made a remark during his match with Quinn Ojinaka, better known as Moose, on October 10, referencing missile attacks in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, saying, «I'm dropping bombs, you don’t even have to fly to Riyadh». TNA fired him on October 12. The following day, Caster released a video message thanking TNA president Carlos Silva for his professionalism and explained that he understands why he was let go.
He noted that his intention was never to offend anyone, but only to entertain. Caster added that he accepted the consequences of his actions and feels awkward about what happened. He emphasized that while he regrets how things turned out, he is ready to move on.
TNA also released a statement condemning Caster’s comments, noting that they were inappropriate and should not have made it onto the show. The promotion apologized to the victims of the attacks and their families, and stated that the segment with Caster was removed from replays and social media.
Caster, known for his rap battles before entering the ring, made a remark during his match with Quinn Ojinaka, better known as Moose, on October 10, referencing missile attacks in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, saying, «I'm dropping bombs, you don’t even have to fly to Riyadh». TNA fired him on October 12. The following day, Caster released a video message thanking TNA president Carlos Silva for his professionalism and explained that he understands why he was let go.
He noted that his intention was never to offend anyone, but only to entertain. Caster added that he accepted the consequences of his actions and feels awkward about what happened. He emphasized that while he regrets how things turned out, he is ready to move on.
TNA also released a statement condemning Caster’s comments, noting that they were inappropriate and should not have made it onto the show. The promotion apologized to the victims of the attacks and their families, and stated that the segment with Caster was removed from replays and social media.
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