Max Caster Reveals His Pick For Hardest Opponents To Write Raps For In AEW

In a recent interview on Rasslin with Brandon Walker, Max Caster discussed the process of putting his raps together, the hardest opponents to write raps for in AEW, and much more. Here are some highlights (via Fightful):

Max Caster on the process of putting his raps together: “That’s my job. I have to do it. There’s nothing else for me to do. When we find out we have a match, of course I’m stretching and getting ready, the most important thing is I have a little bit of time by myself and really think about how to take apart our opponents. I’ve gotten Jungle Boy so much, that I had to come out with a new line for Jungle Boy. I said, ‘this guy probably doesn’t have pubes, I’ll say that.’ That line worked, it was pretty good. I always do have time to come up with it. i do have a document, just in case we wrestle this guy, I have some things on deck. I like being current and like current events, politics, and anything we can do to work that in, without getting me and Anthony in trouble, that’s the true skill that I have. Saying these things that are horrible, but making them funny for everybody.”

On the hardest opponents to write raps for in AEW: “At this point, it’s the Dark Order, because we’ve wrestled them so many times. I’ve gotten them in every single angle I can get them in. ‘These guys are dumb, this guy wears a wig. There is the Dark Order but no dark people in your group.’ I’ve exhausted the Dark Order so much that every time we wrestle them on Elevation or something, me and Anthony look at each other like, ‘here we go again, have to think of something completely new for Dark Order.’ Everyone else is fair game. I love being able to rip on legends. When I got Christian, that was a real popular one for me. Bryan Danielson, I said, ‘Bowens arms are bigger than your legs,’ and the camera zooms out to show his legs. beautiful TV moments that we make every single week.”