TNA is facing a major controversy on social media following Max Caster’s debut at Bound for Glory, held on Sunday, October 11, in Tampa, Florida.
The problem began during Caster’s entrance for his match against Moose, when the former AEW wrestler performed a rap that referenced bombs and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
The jab came just one day after a missile attack on King Khalid International Airport that left at least 12 people dead and more than 300 injured. The backlash was immediate, especially among Saudi fans.
TNA deleted all clips from Max Caster’s debut match at Bound For Glory from their social media pages Caster’s rap during his entrance, which included a line about bombs and Riyadh, has received heavy backlash https://t.co/cnVwSCo6gs
— WrestlePurists (@WrestlePurists) October 12, 2026
However, what stands out most is TNA’s own reaction. After the criticism, the company removed posts featuring videos of Caster’s debut from its social media accounts. Even the original link to Caster’s entrance on X is no longer available.
In addition, the official coverage of Bound For Glory, published on TNA’s website, does not even mention the match between Caster and Moose, although it lists the results of the other matches on the card.
Ali Al-Marafi, the founder of QPW, also publicly criticized the remark, questioning TNA’s responsibility for the content that aired. So far, TNA has not announced any disciplinary action against Caster.