TNA has ended its relationship with rapper Max Caster following his reference to a bombing at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. The decision came after Caster performed at the Bound For Glory pay-per-view event on Sunday. During his performance, Caster included a line referencing the October 10 attack, which led to TNA’s official statement on Monday. The company described the comments as insensitive and decided to cut ties with the newly debuted star. The incident occurred amid ongoing discussions about the impact of such references in professional wrestling. TNA emphasized its commitment to maintaining a respectful and appropriate environment for its audience and participants. The rapper’s debut was initially seen as a significant move, but the controversy overshadowed his performance. The statement from TNA did not provide further details on potential legal actions or future involvement from Caster. The incident highlights the increasing scrutiny on public figures in entertainment for their remarks. The bombing in Riyadh, which took place on October 10, remains a sensitive topic in international relations. The decision by TNA reflects broader concerns about the use of political or controversial references in entertainment.