WWE NXT’s Keanu Carver Under Protection Order Following Stalking and Abuse Allegations

A Florida court has issued and extended a protection order against WWE NXT wrestler Keanu Carver following allegations of stalking, harassment and abusive behavior made by another NXT talent with whom he previously had a relationship.

Carver, whose legal name is Kevin Robertson, was named in a petition filed September 14 in Florida. A judge granted a temporary protection order that same day, and the order was extended following a September 22 hearing.

Under the reported terms of the order, Robertson is prohibited from contacting the petitioner and must remain at least 500 feet away. Another hearing is scheduled for October 20.

The allegations detailed in the petition are extensive.

According to reporting on the 49-page court filing, the petitioner alleges Robertson repeatedly appeared at their residence and made unwanted phone calls following the end of their relationship.

The petitioner also alleges abusive behavior occurred while the two were dating, including claims that Robertson spat on them, physically prevented them from leaving his home, grabbed them by the throat and threatened to kill both the petitioner and their cats.

Those claims remain allegations and have not been established as criminal convictions.

The filing reportedly describes a series of incidents throughout September.

On September 4, Robertson allegedly arrived at the petitioner’s home around 7 a.m. while intoxicated and, according to the petition, under the influence of drugs and alcohol. The filing does not identify what substances he was allegedly using.

Several days later, on September 8, Robertson allegedly returned to the residence while the petitioner was away. According to the filing, he later approached the petitioner in their vehicle as they attempted to leave and told them he needed help.

The petition alleges Robertson returned later that night, repeatedly knocked on the door and remained around the apartment building for much of the night.

The following day, September 9, the petitioner claims Robertson called approximately 25 times and again appeared at the residence while no one was home.

According to the filing, he returned early the following morning, knocked on the door and allegedly continued circling the apartment building.

The petitioner subsequently installed a security camera.

The situation allegedly escalated again on September 13, when Robertson reportedly returned to the residence despite having been told he was not welcome.

The petitioner alleges Robertson repeatedly rang the doorbell, leading them to call 911. According to the petition, Robertson threatened to harm himself before leaving prior to police arriving.

The filing claims he then called the petitioner 44 times over approximately two hours.

The court filing reportedly includes screenshots documenting phone calls as well as security-camera images connected to some of the alleged visits.

Robertson’s social-media presence also appears to have disappeared. Accounts using his Keanu Carver WWE handle on X and Instagram were reported as deactivated following the allegations becoming public.

Carver’s most recent reported WWE match took place at an NXT live event on September 12. His latest televised appearance occurred on the September 8 episode of NXT.

WWE has not publicly announced disciplinary action against Carver or provided a public explanation for his current status. One wrestling outlet reported that he has effectively been barred from the WWE Performance Center, but WWE itself has not publicly confirmed that claim.

The matter currently remains a civil protection-order case. Reporting indicates the State Attorney’s Office is reviewing the situation, but officials have not confirmed whether criminal charges will be filed.

Robertson also had not publicly responded to the allegations as of the latest reporting.

The protection order is expected to remain in effect while the case proceeds toward the October 20 hearing.

This remains a developing story.