Among the greatest information following TNA Certain for Glory 2026 this week was Max Caster’s debut in, then fast departure from, the corporate attributable to a controversial line in his rap to the ring forward of dealing with Moose on the pay-per-view. Whereas some followers believed that TNA’s accomplice firm, WWE, may have been concerned in Caster’s exit, a brand new report on Friday acknowledged in any other case.
In his rap, Caster used the road, “I drop bombs, you do not even must fly to Riyadh,” referencing latest missile strikes, with fatalities, within the metropolis, the place WWE Crown Jewel continues to be set to be held on November 7. In response to Dave Meltzer in the Wrestling Observer Publication, nevertheless, WWE didn’t have an element in TNA reducing ties with the previous AEW star.
Meltzer wrote within the e-newsletter that “when you by no means know for certain,” these inside WWE mentioned that they had nothing to do with it. Meltzer cited “key individuals” within the firm that reportedly weren’t conscious of the state of affairs till Caster’s destiny in TNA had already been determined by TNA President Carlos Silva. Caster was reportedly on a per-date deal.
Within the report, Meltzer commented on additional points, writing that “one would assume” at such a giant occasion, touted at TNA’s greatest pay-per-view of the yr, that somebody, like a producer, would have went over what the star was going to rap, which evidently wasn’t the case, in keeping with the journalist. Caster had earlier points in AEW with the content material of his raps, and was reportedly despatched to sensitivity coaching and saved off AEW programming for 2 months following strains mentioning the 2006 Duke lacrosse rape allegations scandal, in addition to Olympian Simone Biles and AEW star Julia Hart.
