Max Caster Reportedly Done with TNA Wrestling After “Unscripted” & “Unapproved” Riyadh Line In His Pre-Match Promo at TNA Bound For Glory 2026

Sunday’s TNA Bound For Glory 2026 event in Tampa, Florida featured former AEW talent Max Caster making his official debut appearance for TNA Wrestling. Caster competed in a singles match against Moose that was notable for Caster’s pre-match rap that included a line might light of the recent missile attack at an airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Fightful Select reported that their sources stated that Caster’s controversial line of “This the firing squad, I drop bombs, you don’t even have to fly to Riyadh” was not scripted or approved for him to say on the show. TNA executives reportedly were not happy with the line and Caster over it.

It was reported that those spoken to stated that Caster’s future with the company was now uncertain with upcoming taping plans for him potentially affected.

False Finish reported that their sources confirmed TNA officials were not happy with Caster and stated that the company will no longer be working with Caster going forward. It was reported that TNA’s global partners were also not happy with the line from Caster.

TNA has removed the video clip of Caster’s debut at Bound For Glory from their official YouTube channel and deleted the rap video from their social media accounts.