Keanu Carver’s WWE departure appears to be confirmed even further, as the former NXT Superstar has now been removed from the company’s public roster page following earlier reports that he was released.
As of November 6, 2026, Carver is no longer listed on WWE’s roster website. The removal comes after it was revealed that Carver was no longer with WWE and had already been taken off the company’s internal roster.
The 27-year-old wrestler, whose real name is Kevin Robertson, had been part of WWE’s NXT developmental system before his departure. His exit also comes amid an ongoing civil protection-order case involving fellow NXT talent Arianna Grace, whose real name is Bianca Carelli. Carelli filed a petition seeking protection from Robertson, accusing him of stalking and harassing her following the end of their relationship. Court filings also included allegations of domestic violence.
As previously covered by Ringside News, text messages submitted in the case showed Carelli repeatedly telling Robertson to stop contacting her, stay away from her residence and respect her boundaries. A judge previously ordered that a temporary protection order remain in effect pending further court proceedings. Robertson had not been criminally charged in connection with the allegations at the time of the earlier reports, and the current status of the civil proceedings has not been established.
WWE has not publicly explained the circumstances surrounding Carver’s departure, and there’s been no confirmation that the legal matter played a role in the decision to release him.
With Carver now gone from both WWE’s internal records and its public roster page, his time with the company appears to have come to an end. What happens next for Robertson remains unclear, especially as questions surrounding his legal situation have yet to be fully resolved.
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