TNA has no plans to work with Max Caster again after his debut at Bound for Glory, False Finish reports. The decision is reportedly tied to a controversial line about bombs in Riyadh that Caster delivered during his entrance rap.
Before facing Moose, Caster worked the line into his freestyle.
“I drop bombs. You don’t even have to fly to Riyadh.”
The line came after attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh left people dead and injured in the days leading up to Bound for Glory.
According to False Finish, the remark drew a negative reaction inside TNA and among the company’s international partners. TNA pulled videos of Caster’s entrance from its social media accounts and deleted everything related to his match.
Caster made his TNA debut by answering the open challenge Moose issued on the October 8 episode of Impact. He lost the match at Bound for Glory. The appearance came days after Caster left AEW, which removed him from its official roster on October 9.
Bound for Glory took place on Sunday, October 11, at the Yuengling Center in Tampa, Florida.