r/SquaredCircle • u/Turbostrider27 • 1d ago

TNA officially announces in a statement that Max Caster will no longer be wrestling for the company

Post image
1.4k Upvotes

95% Upvoted

645 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

131

u/fttxdd666 1d ago

It’s possible they saw what he was going to say but then he went out and did something different. At least that’ll be the line they probably go with. Hard to know what the truth is unless Max admits it himself

I’m leaning towards they just didn’t check what he was going to say beforehand lmao (Brian Myers trained him and probably trusted him and he works backstage iirc).

260

u/Middcore 1d ago

Even if he went off script, they didn't have to put it on all their social media.

They were cool with it until they weren't.

121

u/Jaxical Get Knocked Down, Get Back Up. 1d ago

*They were cool with it until Daddy TKO said “NAUGHTY! You hurt our sugar daddies feelings!”

45

u/RanchPonyPizza Where else would one hear voices? 1d ago

Yeah, this was all cool with TNA until an hour or so after it happened.

11

u/Xex_ut 1d ago

This is literally what happened

-34

u/[deleted] 1d ago

[deleted]

39

u/seakc87 The new KC Wolf 1d ago

Maybe not on paper

1

u/Intrepid_Finger_7995 16h ago

No but isn't on paper what matters? I mean I'm not saying what they did was right at all, I was just clarifying.

22

u/bigbawman 1d ago

Sure but who is tna partnered with?

-36

u/[deleted] 1d ago

[deleted]

30

u/bigbawman 1d ago

Come on man

1

u/Intrepid_Finger_7995 16h ago

I know. I'm just saying...it's not the Fed's fault for everything and TNA should know better.

19

u/vastros 1d ago

Ah dude

19

u/delete-head 1d ago

Looking forward to your graduation from clown college?

9

u/StorminNorman 1d ago

Bold of you to assume they'll graduate. 

3

u/draker585 1d ago

Yeah, but are you going to risk an entire partnership for someone who just worked their first show for you? Get real, you know that’s an irrational decision.

1

u/Intrepid_Finger_7995 16h ago

No I know that and I absolutely agree. They shouldn't have had him there in the first place and TNA should've known better and done their due dilligence, especially since he's done something like that before. I was just clarifying.

48

u/MyNameIs-Anthony 1d ago

Social media teams do their job, which necessitates fast posting.

They're not the ones deciding on acceptability. 

Higher ups were probably more focused on network and ad partner fury first.

6

u/LoL4You 1d ago

They're not the ones deciding on acceptability.

It is absolutely their job to pause and double check if they notice something that shouldn't be posted.

If, after they raised the concern someone higher says go ahead and post it, then their ass is covered.

1

u/InternationalTop1576 17h ago

I mean it already aired on TV. If I’m a social media manager that sees that I go “clearly they are okay with it” and send the damn tweet.

2

u/hbkdinobot 20h ago

They were cool with it until WWE wasn’t.

1

u/Dense-Western4634 20h ago

Got any sort of evidence of that or did you just pull it out of your ass

1

u/YpsitheFlintsider A woman's left. 1d ago

"They" are not the same people.

2

u/ThonroTheUnworthy 1d ago

At least that’ll be the line they probably go with.

If that were so, wouldn't this statement be the place to say that?

1

u/wgsmeister2002 FOREVER FOREVER FOREVER FOREVER FOREVER 1d ago

One has to imagine Myers embarrassed if he vouched for him