TNA Ends Max Caster Relationship After Bound For Glory Backlash

TNA Wrestling has reportedly ended its working relationship with Max Caster after controversy over his entrance rap at Bound For Glory, where the former Acclaimed member made his debut against Moose after leaving All Elite Wrestling.

Caster appeared at Bound For Glory by accepting Moose’s open challenge, but the former TNA World Champion defeated him in his first match for the promotion. According to False Finish HQ, TNA removed videos and photos connected to Caster’s appearance.

During his entrance, Caster made a reference to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, that drew criticism from wrestling fans and observers.

"Platinum on the mic and I’m bound for the glory, bro. I’m putting Moose on his knees like a glory hole. And it’s the firing squad.

I drop bombs. You don’t even have to fly to Riyadh." said Max Caster, former Acclaimed member.

False Finish HQ reported that TNA would no longer work with Caster following the backlash surrounding the appearance. The promotion has not publicly confirmed that it ended the working relationship.

"removed all videos and photos from Caster’s appearance" said False Finish HQ.

Qatar Pro Wrestling chairman Ali Al-Marafi also raised concerns about Caster’s remarks and their potential effect on international ties, according to the report.

"expelled" said Ali Al-Marafi, Qatar Pro Wrestling chairman.

The reported decision and the circumstances surrounding Caster’s status with TNA remain unconfirmed by the company.