Max Caster’s Line About Riyadh At TNA Bound For Glory Was Not Scripted Or Approved
Just a little follow-up on Caster and TNA:
Max Caster has already drawn backstage heat in TNA, just one day after his Bound For Glory debut.
@FightfulSelect 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
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the only thing dumber than giving max castor mic time freestyle and being shocked about it is getting hired by a company that's pretty much a subsidiary child promotion of the company that has deep ties to the saudi arabian government and doing a saudi arabian joke
And... it has been decided now that he will no longer work in TNA after that.
Man showed up and got himself sent straight to the Undead Realm.
Max caster may be the only person in TNA history to have had his best match against Moose
TNA speedrun: any %
I didn't think twice of it when I heard it, but as a TNA fan, I'm glad he's not sticking around, regardless of the reason.
I love Max lol
So. Hope the NWA run goes better.
Is NWA capable of giving someone a good run these days?
Well there's... Mondo?
And then there's...... Hayden Backlund, I hear he's good.
And of course................ Kerry Morton??
Mr. JCW himself
Max Caster posted this response on Bluesky
I'd argue that's the best response he could give.
I mean, shoot your shot, but I don't know what he thought was gonna happen.
I'm still at a loss as to why the acclaimed broke up.
honestly its proof that the best part of max's freestyles were anthony bowens exaggerated expressions of mock shock after the fact.
I think he figured he would just go in and do what he always has done. Seriously, edgy diss raps with topical references during his entrance are pretty much his whole gimmick.
I think the bigger question is, what did TNA think was going to happen? They brought in Max Caster and gave him a live mic with no oversight, did they not expect him to do Max Caster things?
Love him or hate him, this was entirely predictable. Except, apparently, by the TNA brain trust.
He got in trouble in AEW with one of his raps at one point, so either TNA didn't learn from that, or he didn't.
Probably a little bit of both