Report: TNA Wrestling will no longer be working with Max Caster after what he said at Bound For Glory

At TNA Bound for Glory 2026, former AEW star Max Caster made his TNA Wrestling debut in a losing effort to Moose. Caster stated during his pre-match rap promo, “I drop bombs. You don’t even have to fly to Riyadh.” The line was a reference to the recent Houthi missile/projectile attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

After TNA received public backlash for what Caster said, the company removed all video clips of his promo from social media. Furthermore, False Finish noted the following via Twitter/X…

“Sources tell False Finish that TNA will no longer be working with Max Caster. Caster’s freestyle included a line about him dropping bombs and not having to fly to Riyadh. The line raised eyebrows both within TNA and its partners globally.”

Fightful.com also stated the following about the situation with Caster…

“Max Caster has already drawn backstage heat in TNA, just one day after his Bound For Glory debut. Fightful has learned that TNA executives were reportedly unhappy with an unscripted, unapproved line referencing Riyadh. We’re told his future with the company is now uncertain, with upcoming taping plans potentially affected.”

Sources tell False Finish that TNA will no longer be working with Max Caster.

Caster’s freestyle included a line about him dropping bombs and not having to fly to Riyadh.

The line raised eyebrows both within TNA and its partners globally.

TNA has since removed all videos and… pic.twitter.com/vA50AYY0p1

— False Finish (@FalseFinishHQ) October 12, 2026