Wrestler Dismissed Over Controversial Rap Lyrics on Attacks

WHO:

Daily Mail Sports - Max Caster, a pro wrestler, was fired by TNA Wrestling.

US Magazine - Max Caster, 37, is known for dissing his opponents via rap.

WHAT:

Daily Mail Sports - TNA Wrestling fired Max Caster for comments he made in a rap song that were deemed 'insensitive'.

US Magazine - Caster expressed that he holds no ill will against TNA Wrestling after his firing.

WHERE:

Daily Mail Sports - The incident occurred prior to a match at a pay-per-view event organized by TNA Wrestling.

WHEN:

Daily Mail Sports - The firing occurred after a match at the Bound for Glory pay-per-view event held over the weekend.

WHY:

Daily Mail Sports - The firing was a response to comments made in a rap song that TNA Wrestling considered offensive.

HOW:

US Magazine - Max Caster is known for using rap as a method to diss his opponents as he walks to the ring.

Max Caster, a pro wrestler known for his rap disses, has been fired by TNA Wrestling following comments in a rap song that the organization deemed insensitive. The firing took place after a match at the Bound for Glory pay-per-view event held over the weekend, but Caster has stated that he holds no ill will against TNA Wrestling. Caster's unique style of using rap to taunt his opponents has made him a notable figure in the wrestling world.