It’s former AEW star Max Custer is currently on hiatus from professional wrestling after facing backlash for his rap line to the ring at TNA Bound for Glory, where he faced Moose, but The Greatest Wrestler Alive recently did a live online signing where he answered questions from fans. Custer sat back K&S WrestleFest, live on Facebookwhere he was asked if he expects to hear back from Jeff Jarrett’s wife, Karen, for one of his lines as early as December 2022.
On an episode of AEW Dynamite, Custer threw out a line where he said that, in part, Jarrett “stole money like it was Kurt Angle’s wife,” referring to The Last Outlaw’s marriage to Karen, who was previously married to Angle, a real-life saga that played out in TNA history. Custer said he thinks he’ll get heat for his bars.
“A lot of people get mad at me for a lot of things,” Custer said. “Am I waiting? I just came to accept, let’s say.”
Custer’s most recent heat came after Bound for Glory, where he used a line referencing the missile strikes on Riyadh, Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid International Airport that killed 12 people and injured 300 just for payday. Custer would go on to lose the event to Moose.
In the days that followed, fans noticed that TNA had deleted all references to Custer on social media. TNA released a statement that it was severing ties with the starand Custer later apologized on his own social media. He announced at an independent event on October 17th that he will be taking an “extremely long” break from wrestling.
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