Overview
- Caster made his TNA debut at Bound for Glory on Sunday, Oct. 11, performing a freestyle that included the line referencing bombs and Riyadh before losing to Moose.
- Hours after the event, TNA removed the entrance segment from replays and social channels and on Oct. 12 issued a statement saying Caster will no longer wrestle for the promotion.
- Fightful reported the Riyadh line was unscripted and unapproved, and multiple outlets said TNA executives were unhappy, putting planned TV tapings and booking plans in doubt.
- Caster posted a video apologizing to TNA staff and president Carlos Silva while saying his raps are meant as entertainment and that he "can't apologize for anyone being offended," and he accepted the professional consequences.
- The bar referenced recent deadly strikes at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and has prompted promoters to weigh geopolitical and partner sensitivities when clearing live or semi‑live material.