WARNING: We have detected your browser is out of date. For both performance, security and a better web experience you should keep up to date to avoid viruses, malware, hijacking and stay on top of compatibility features.
 
RSS Feed

WNS Home

DISCORD ▪ FacebookInsta ▪ X ▪ Contact

 

Max Caster Alleges AEW Cut Controversial Freestyle Line From Rampage

Posted By: Ben Jordan Kerin on Dec 28, 2024

Max Caster Alleges AEW Cut Controversial Freestyle Line From Rampage

Max Caster of The Acclaimed has alleged that All Elite Wrestling (AEW) edited out part of his freestyle performance during a recent episode of AEW Rampage. According to Caster, the line in question referenced Luigi Mangione, who is currently on trial for the alleged assassination of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson—a case that has sparked widespread debate.

Taking to Twitter, Caster claimed the line was cut from this week’s Rampage, which marked the final episode of the show in its Friday night slot. The line reportedly went:

"Chris [Jericho] I don’t mess with the learning tree. Jericho is so high, I think he’s burning trees. He’s getting smoked like a bidi. Bowens lights you up like his name is Luigi," followed by, "You better worry about your welfare, like you work for United Healthcare."
This is not the first time Caster's freestyle performances have stirred controversy. In 2021, a line referencing Simone Biles received backlash for appearing to mock mental health struggles.

Caster has been a part of AEW since 2020 and has held the AEW World Tag Team Championship and AEW Trios Championship during his tenure.

Dave Meltzer: Tony Khan Has No Regrets About Airing CM Punk-Jack Perry Incident

During the latest episode of Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer and Garrett Gonzales discussed some of the most impactful wrestling stor [...]

— Ben Jordan Kerin Dec 28, 2024 06:28PM


Tags: #aew #max caster

⚡ Explore WNS


Jump To Comments

Popular Tags

Popular Articles

Join WNS Discord

Follow WNS
Adding comments is disabled due to age of article.
 

© 2006-2025 wrestlingnewssource.com

All rights reserved. All other trademarks, logos, video, likeness and copyrights are the property of their respective owners.
Terms of Service · Privacy Policy · Π