TNA removes all mentions of Max Caster following online backlash

Max Caster quickly got himself and TNA in trouble after making his debut at Bound For Glory last night.

The promotion wiped all the social media and website posts referring to him or his match against Moose following backlash for his entrance rap.

Known for ruffling some feathers with his choice of words on multiple occasions, the former AEW star kept his reputation by his rap selection during his entrance.

“Platinum on the mic and I’m Bound for the Glory bro, I’m putting Moose on his knees like a glory hole,” Caster rapped as he walked down the aisle. “And this the firing squad, I drop bombs, you don’t even have to fly to Riyadh.”

Riyadh airport has been the subject of a few days of bombing by the Houthi organization, killing over a dozen and injuring hundreds of civilians.

The video of his entrance sparked backlash on social media, especially from wrestling fans living in the region, who tore Caster a new one.

Caster lost his match against Moose on the show.