Keanu Carver, whose real name is Kevin Robertson, has been removed from WWE’s internal roster and is gone from the company.
Mike Johnson of PWInsider reported the move on Monday. The report did not give a reason. WWE did not publicly comment when the filing below was first reported.
Dave Meltzer previously wrote in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter that Robertson had been off television and, “according to those within the company may be gone for good.” He has not wrestled since September 12th.Â
Robertson is the subject of a temporary order of protection filed by another NXT talent in Florida. POST Wrestling first reported the filing on September 29 and has not named the petitioner. The petition, filed September 14, accuses Robertson of stalking and harassing the petitioner after their relationship ended, including repeated visits to the petitioner’s home and as many as 44 phone calls in one day.
A judge granted a temporary order the same day. After a hearing on September 22, it was extended to October 20, when another hearing is scheduled. The order requires Robertson to stay at least 500 feet from the petitioner and have no contact with them.
The allegations have not been tested in court. An order of protection is a civil matter. A local police official told POST Wrestling the case is pending with the State Attorney’s Office, which said it is under investigation and could not say whether charges will be filed. No charges have been reported. Robertson did not respond to POST Wrestling’s requests for comment. Our earlier report has the full details of the filing.
On the night the report came out, Carver appeared to respond in two posts on X, which he later deleted: “Yall gone sound dumb ash in a month” and “Fake a*** virtue signaling mfs everything done inna dark come to light.”Â
Robertson played defensive tackle at Temple University before signing with WWE in 2023. He made his NXT television debut that December in the NXT Breakout Tournament, where he lost to Riley Osborne in the first round. He was part of the Fatal Four-Way that crowned the first WWE Evolve Champion in June 2025, a match Jackson Drake won, and appeared on season three of WWE LFG this year.
