All Elite Wrestling star 'Platinum' Max Caster received criticism on social media for referencing Olympic Gold medalist Simone Biles, among other insensitive topics, during Tuesday's (August 3) episode of AEW Dark.

Caster, a rapper both in and out of character, name-dropped the Team USA gymnast, stating, "make you claim mental health like Simone Biles," during his entrance alongside 'The Acclaimed' tag-team partner Anthony Bowens, referencing Biles' decision to withdraw from several Olympic events due to mental health concerns.

Caster then referenced the 2006 Duke Lacrosse scandal in which three members of the Duke University men's Lacrosse team were declared to have been falsely accused of rape by a Durham, North Carolina judge.

The 32-year-old then made multiple derogatory comments directed at Julia Hart, the 21-year-old manager of his opponents 'The Varsity Blondes' (Brian Pillman Jr. and Griff Garrison).

Caster also referred to his opponents as being "faker than a PCR test," which is used to diagnose COVID-19.

Numerous fans expressed outrage when the references were included in the initial YouTube post of AEW Dark on Tuesday, which marked the show's 100th episode.

AEW pulled its initial post and re-uploaded the show with Caster's entrance excluded from the broadcast.

The incident can be viewed in a separate video below. Viewer discretion is advised due to insensitive language.