Max Caster's TNA debut at Bound for Glory is now being talked about for what came afterward. Ringside News reported that TNA deleted the video of his entrance rap from its official Twitter account, with no statement attached. The original link now leads to a message saying the page does not exist.
Fightful, meanwhile, reported that the lyric at the center of the criticism was never part of the plan.
The line and the reaction
Caster answered an open challenge issued by Moose at the 2026 pay-per-view. During his usual entrance rap, he delivered a line about dropping bombs and told the crowd they would not even need to fly to a certain city. According to Ringside News, the bar landed one day after a deadly attack at King Khalid International Airport.
Ringside News said many fans accused him of making light of a real tragedy, and some urged TNA to apologize or discipline him. TNA has not commented publicly. Ringside News noted it is unconfirmed whether the company pulled the clip on its own or in response to the criticism.
Backstage fallout
Fightful Select reported that the line was neither scripted nor approved, and that some TNA executives were unhappy about it. In a post dated October 12, 2026, Fightful said Caster had already drawn backstage heat one day after his debut. It added that his future with the company is uncertain and that plans for upcoming tapings could be affected.
Caster is a former AEW World Tag Team Champion. Fightful noted that he became a free agent in early September, after a run with All Elite Wrestling that began in 2020.
What to watch
The two reports fit together: a clip quietly removed, and a reported internal reaction to a line that was not cleared. Neither source confirms that the deletion was ordered because of the executives' displeasure, and TNA has said nothing on the record. The next sign will be whether Caster appears at the upcoming tapings, and whether TNA addresses the episode publicly.
Reporting sources: Ringside News, “Max Caster’s TNA Bound for Glory Rap Deleted After Backlash Over Riyadh Line” · Fightful | WWE News, AEW News, Pro Wrestling Backstage News – Wrestling, “Max Caster's Line About Riyadh At TNA Bound For Glory Was Not Scripted Or Approved”.