Keanu Carver Released From WWE Following Stalking Allegations
Keanu Carver (Kevin Robertson) is no longer with WWE, according to PWInsider. Last week, Robertson's status with WWE was unclear.
On September 29, it was reported that another "NXT" talent had been granted an order of protection against Robertson. While her identity was meant to be protected out of safety concerns, two outlets revealed her name, putting her at risk. The petitioner was revealed to be Arianna Grace (Bianca Carelli). Robertson cannot be within 500 feet of Carelli and cannot have contact with her. The order lasts until October 20, when another court hearing will be held. As of this writing, Robertson has not been charged criminally.
According to records, the order of protection was granted on September 14. A hearing on September 22 extended the order to October 20. The 49-page petition includes specific dates and details of various incidents and includes text messages, photos, and video evidence.
Prior to the reports of stalking, Carelli said in the filing that she and Roberston were briefly in a relationship, but she broke it off when it became abusive. In the filing, she says that Robertson "spat on me, physically restrained me from leaving his house" and "has threatened to kill me, as well as my cats, he has woken me up by plugging my nose in my sleep, he has grabbed me by my throat multiple times and squeezed hard while threatening to kill me."
Robertson's last televised match was on September 8. According to the filing, Carelli had two incidents with Robertson on the day of his last televised match and again the following day. On the day Robertson was identified as having an order of protection against him, he took to X and wrote a series of tweets before eventually deleting his account. In those tweets, he claimed everyone would look dumb in a month and that people were "fake a** virtue signaling mfs".
Robertson signed with WWE in 2023 and wrestled on "Level Up" and "EVOLVE" before debuting in "NXT" last year. Prior to signing with WWE, he played college football at Temple University.