Max Caster Releases Statement After TNA Exit
“It's never to offend people. It's only to entertain.— Max Caster
Max Caster issued an apology on social media following his release from TNA. He thanked Carlos Silva for the opportunity, acknowledged going too far, and expressed regret for letting down those who supported him. Caster also praised his match with Moose, explained that his rap style is meant purely for entertainment, and noted he cannot apologize for anyone taking offense.
Story timeline · 8 reports
- Max Caster Fired By TNA Over Riyadh RapMax Caster made a surprise debut at TNA's Bound For Glory on October 11 by answering Moose's open challenge and delivered a controversial rap referencing…
- WWE Had Nothing to Do With Max Caster’s Firing After TNA Bound for GloryThat shuts down any idea that WWE stepped in behind the scenes and pressured its partner promotion to do something about Caster.
- On the Record: Pro Wrestler Max Caster Responds After Being Fired for Offensive Rap About Saudi ArabiaHe holds no ill will against TNA Wrestling after the promotion fired him for using a controversial rap lyric during its Bound for Glory pay-per-view over the…
- Max Caster Issues Statement Following TNA FiringPer PWInsider (via Google): he was very generous, very professional, even after all this stuff happened.
- Max Caster Releases Apology After Getting Fired By TNA WrestlingPer Yardbarker: Per Yardbarker: Max Caster’s time as a wrestler for TNA Wrestling barely lasted 24 hours before an insensitive remark made on television got…
- Max Caster apologizes after being fired by TNA for offensive rapPer Awful Announcing: TNA Wrestling held its biggest event of the year this past weekend with Bound for Glory.
- TNA Releases Max Caster After DebutTNA Wrestling released Max Caster one day after his debut with the promotion due to insensitive comments he made.
Source: PWInsider.com
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