TNA Wrestling has reportedly ended its working relationship with Max Caster following the controversy surrounding his entrance rap at Bound For Glory.

Caster recently became a free agent following his exit from All Elite Wrestling. His TNA debut marked his first appearance for the company after leaving AEW, but the controversy surrounding his entrance rap has reportedly overshadowed the occasion.

Caster made his TNA debut at Bound For Glory by answering Moose’s open challenge. The former Acclaimed star stepped up to face the former TNA World Champion but ultimately came up short in his first appearance for the promotion.

During his entrance, Caster made a controversial reference to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, drawing criticism from wrestling fans and observers. He rapped, “Platinum on the mic and I’m bound for the glory, bro. I’m putting Moose on his knees like a glory hole. And it’s the firing squad. I drop bombs. You don’t even have to fly to Riyadh.”

According to a report from False Finish HQ, TNA will no longer work with Caster following the backlash and that the promotion has “removed all videos and photos from Caster’s appearance” at Bound For Glory last night.

The report comes after Qatar Pro Wrestling chairman Ali Al-Marafi raised concerns about the former AEW star’s remarks and their potential impact on the promotions international ties. In a subsequent post, Al-Marafi stated that Caster had been expelled, according to an English translation of his Arabic-language tweet.

TNA has not publicly confirmed that it has ended its working relationship with Caster. The reported decision and the circumstances surrounding the situation remain unconfirmed.