More On Max Caster’s TNA Firing

TNA has taken further steps to distance itself from Max Caster following the controversial rap line he delivered before his match against Moose at Bound For Glory 2026, with the entire bout reportedly being removed from replays of the pay-per-view event.

As we previously reported here on eWn, TNA announced that Caster would no longer be working with the company after he made a remark about Riyadh being bombed while rapping on his way to the ring for the match.

In its official statement addressing the situation, TNA confirmed that it was removing the footage from its platforms and taking measures to prevent a similar incident from happening again.

The company stated that it has “removed the segment from replays and our social channels and are taking steps to ensure something like this never happens again.”

The removal went beyond the controversial rap segment, as the entire match between Caster and Moose was cut from the Bound For Glory 2026 replays. Moose originally won the bout.

According to a report from Pwinsider, Caster was working under a “nightly deal” for Bound For Glory 2026. This indicates that he was brought in on a pay-per-appearance basis rather than being signed to a regular, long-term contract with TNA.

Caster has yet to publicly comment on the situation.

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