Pro wrestler's reference to deadly Saudi airport attack during match entrance costs him job at TNA Wrestling
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Key Points:
- At TNA's Bound for Glory pay-per-view, Max Caster made his debut but sparked controversy with a rap lyric referencing a deadly attack at Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport.
- The lyric, which mentioned the Iran-backed Houthis' attack that killed over a dozen people, drew immediate backlash on social media for its insensitivity.
- TNA responded by deleting all content related to Caster from its social media, removing the segment from replays, and announcing that Caster will no longer be part of the company.
- The company issued a formal apology, condemning the insensitive remarks and expressing sympathy for the victims and their families.
- OutKick Dropkick sought a comment from Max Caster following the incident.
