Reactionary To The Wrestling News of: The Debut &
Fall of Max Caster for TNA Bound for Glory 2026 by AverageMansReviews
Warning:
there will be some censored adult language references in this content
Here is what Max Caster Rapped in
his debut: "Platinum on the mic, and I'm
bound for the glory,
bro
I'm putting Moose on his knees like a glory hoe
And
it's the firing squad
I
drop bombs, you don't even have to fight in Riyadh
I
should call you a bi**h
You
a grown-a** man, and you talk with a lisp
And
when it's all said
Platinum
shining brighter than that bald head"
This
has to be one the most dumbest debuts in wrestling history right alongside The
Shockmaster [for the younger generations in a brief description; it was a debut
for WCW: where he had a helmet on, he was meant to come through this scenery wall
with fire burst pyrotechnics; but in reality the pyrotechnics went off and he
came through the wall and fell through the whole consequently losing his helmet
as he quickly tries to put on his helmet and move on with hopefully the idea no
one saw that.] But I need to quickly clarify the difference between this
infamous debut and the one for TNA Bound for Glory 2026 where the previous one
was purely accidental one in 2026 was I'm going to speculate here and say
premeditated, I am coming from the perspective of; so hypothetically you are
telling me that the people/the hierarchy of this wrestling promotion signed off
on this? Including every stage of command? Or did Caster go into business for
himself?
As
I am creating these content it has just come to my attention that TNA have now
deleted these comments, on a quick side note; I was so delighted the AEW didn't
re-sign him, you can come at me with all that garbage about it isn't nice when
somebody loses their job, but at the same time Caster, doesn't help himself
obviously.
But
this time I think he has well and truly shot himself in the foot, because this
is just an opinion based, but even when I was 37; even I wasn't this
monumentally stupid, he clearly hasn't thought this through, because the
dynamics between all of these moving components such as TNA will have to answer
to TKO/WWE and TKO/WWE will have to appease their business partners in the
Middle East/Saudi Arabia/Riyadh which has Caster has referenced there is indeed
a conflict going on in this region right now.
If
you think I am offended by what he said, you couldn't be further from the
truth, it was his typical shtick, so I am just talking about business,
business, business it is that simple, this triangle of associates filter either
a lot of money or at minimum some money with their business arrangements either
one another or outside sources, so in essence hypothetically speaking it does
depend if TNA want to go back to the dark days before TKO/WWE, where I am fully
aware that roughly speaking TNA and the TKO/WWE partnership is more like
80%-20% in favour of TKO/WWE and consequently TKO/WWE has pretty much emptied
out TNA of its assets and with speculation/having a guess here made TNA
somewhat reliable on their business arrangement.
Well
I was going to say there is no scenario where Caster isn't going to face some
kind of backlash as he has completely screwed up his career prospects. Meaning
I went to go and eat some food and in that time more information has come over
my feed, where I referenced earlier TNA have deleted this comment they have
came out and basically done the following deleted and refuse to work with him
again essentially blacklisting himself from this promotion and it goes without
saying to TKO/WWE as well, it has to be said for a night's work Caster did
incredibly well with the amount of damage to his own career in one night and I
will be incredibly angry if I see him anywhere near AEW after this; I'm not
defending him in the slightest, he is a solidly good wrestler, but that is
where the positives end, he is a liability and quite frankly AEW have a hungry
roster, they don't need his negativity or baggage that comes with him, that his
mouth writes checks his posterior can't cash, on a grand scale I would never
consider Caster's career to be well and truly done, I mean you might be able to
rebuild your career if you are a young or at a push 20s, but it is completely
different when you are a consistent wrestler in your middle 30s, there should
be a certain level of professionalism and he took a massive dump over the line
of what is acceptable.
The
more information I am finding out more I think, Caster clearly hasn't learnt,
how I understand it is... back when he was in AEW he used to get into
situations of people saying no to him creatively and still did it anyway, he
did something similar here and we have this situation because of it, so he has
no else to blame but himself, this is another cautionary tale of another
wrestler believing their hype and drastically misjudging their worth [and for
those people that like information, he was only on an appearance based contract
to begin with.]
