
NXT talent Keanu Carver (real name Kevin Robertson) has been officially removed from WWE’s internal roster and released from the company following recent legal developments, as originally reported by PWInsider.
According to reports, Carver was quietly processed out of the system after being served with an order of protection involving fellow NXT performer Arianna Grace (real name Bianca Carelli). While WWE management has not issued a formal public press release, internal talent databases confirm that Carver is no longer under contract, officially concluding his three-year tenure with the promotion.
Restraining Order Filings & Court Proceedings
The departure stems directly from legal documents originally filed in a Florida civil court on September 14, 2026, by Carelli.
- The Initial Filing: The court documents included a 49-page petition detailing allegations of stalking, unwanted home visits, and extensive phone records—including claims of as many as 44 calls made in a single day—as well as physical altercations during and following the conclusion of their relationship.
- Temporary Injunction: A judge immediately granted a temporary injunction on September 14, legally requiring Robertson to maintain a distance of at least 500 feet from Carelli and prohibiting all direct or indirect contact.
- Court Extension: A formal court hearing took place on September 22, where the judge reviewed the filings and ruled to keep the protective order active.
- Criminal Status: As of October 5, 2026, local law enforcement and the State Attorney’s Office continue to review the situation, though Robertson has not been criminally charged at this time.
NXT Career & In-Ring Timeline
Carver signed with WWE as part of its developmental recruitment push and was featured as a power-house competitor on the NXT brand. In April 2026, he participated in Season 3 of WWE’s LFG (Level Up Future Greats) program.
His final televised match for the promotion took place on the September 8 episode of NXT, followed by a live event appearance on September 12—just two days prior to the legal injunction being filed.
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