NXT talent Keanu Carver (real name Kevin Robertson) briefly addressed allegations against him in a pair of social media posts on Tuesday night following reports that a female NXT talent obtained a temporary order of protection against him.
Carver Issues Brief Social Media Statements
The legal proceeding involves a female NXT performer previously in a relationship with Robertson, who has accused him of stalking, harassment, and abusive behavior.
In a since-deleted post made Tuesday evening, Carver pushed back against the public response to the court filing:
“Yall gone sound dumb ash in a month. Fake ass virtue signaling mfs. Everything done inna dark come to light.”
Carver followed up with a second post reading simply, “Keep god first.” That message remained online as of Wednesday morning.
Court Filings Detail Stalking & Abuse Allegations
The petition for an order of protection was initially requested and temporarily granted on September 14. Following a subsequent hearing, the court extended the protective order through at least late October while proceedings continue. Under the active terms, Robertson is strictly prohibited from contacting the petitioner and must remain at least 500 feet away from her at all times.
The matter is currently moving forward as a civil protective-order proceeding, and no criminal charges have been confirmed at this time.
According to court documents, the petitioner submitted security-camera footage and text message screenshots detailing repeated unwanted contact, including an incident where Robertson allegedly called her as many as 44 times in a single day. The filing also outlines severe allegations of physical abuse and threats during their prior relationship:
“[H]e 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.”
WWE Status & Performance Center Logistics
WWE has not issued a public statement regarding Carver’s status with the company or his standing on the NXT roster.
Because both performers are employed by WWE, it remains unclear how the 500-foot court-mandated distance restriction will impact Robertson’s ability to train, rehearse, or appear at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando. Carver’s last televised match occurred on the September 8 episode of NXT.
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