It’s going to be sick

For TNA Wrestling, Bound for Glory is their biggest show of the year. There have been over twenty, with the most recent taking place over the weekend. In an open challenge from Moose, Max Caster answered and his TNA Wrestling career was over before he even made it down the entrance ramp.

Of course, we are talking about how the promotion released him and they are now trying to scrub social media of his rap. During the rap, he dropped a line, “This the firing squad, I drop bombs, you don’t even have to fly to Riyadh.” He was referencing the latest attacks in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

When he first stated the line, I don’t think the main crowd cared too much. His other remarks seemed to get more of a reaction. Still, that is the end of his TNA Wrestling run and he recently finished with AEW. Everything considered, I think WWE has no interest until some of this heat goes away.

Now, did Caster royally screw up enough to be almost blacklisted by pro wrestling? For starters, you have to look at John Cena’s early days in WWE. He was the Doctor of Thuganomics and often his rap lines were edgy. However, he was never punished and, instead, he received the ultimate push.

If we take Cena out of the equation, then let’s look at comedy. Comedians are known to push boundaries as that’s their job. That involves saying things just to get that cringe reaction. I get that Caster is not a comedian, but the point here is to show how most comments work in the right situation.

Yes, Caster took a risk with that line and he’s living with the consequences. Yet, TNA Wrestling should have known better. It’s not like this is the first time Caster has caused a stir because of his rap. In this case, Caster and TNA Wrestling share equal blame.

TNA Wrestling will continue to move forward after their biggest show of the year. I’m not sure where Max goes next. Maybe, drop a rap album and see if the scrutiny starts to dimmer. For the most part, the world of pro wrestling is pretty forgiving and in a few months, not many will recall the foolish rap by Max Caster that led to his TNA Wrestling exit.

Where does Max Caster go now, after TNA Wrestling quickly departed with the former AEW wrestler? Does he stay in pro wrestling, or are there better options?

I find it funny that a faction that was committing all kinds of crimes in the company suddenly cares about preserving the prestige of a world title match by not interfering.

Like what the hell?

for me it’s that the Attitude era and Monday night wars played a huge part in Destroying wrestling.

yea it was popular but it came at a cost

the hot shot booking, ushering in the era of cool heels and asshole Babyface’s, psychology going downhill and many more.

plus Triple h gets way too much blame for the business going downhill.

business was already going into the toilet in 2001 and 2002 when rock and Austin were still there but no one wants to give them any smoke.

What was even the point of pushing this narrative of "If LA Knight loses, it's all over for him"?

The commentators were saying it, he was saying it and the fans were saying it, so what now, is he gonna retire? Is he gonna get fired?

They had LA Knight praise Roman Reigns in his promos, talk about how great he is and how he is afraid he can't beat him.

They had Roman Reigns call him a bitch multiple times on RAW, and at the end, KNIGHT LOSES CLEAN!

This felt like that time Triple H acted racist towards Booker T and still won at WrestleMania.

Thank you Triple H, the greatest booker of all time who chooses Damian Priest to win the world title over LA Knight and has some kind of fixation on wasting the MITB briefcase, either having Theory cash in on the US title or having a former champion win it when they don't need it like Seth, Drew, Tiffany and so on.

all of these guys/moments are really nostalgic for me to some degree, ya'll can prolly tell your lad grew up during the 2010s raw and sd live era of doom and despair