Ken Anderson (Mr. Kennedy in WWE) has revealed that he has quietly signed a WWE Legends deal.
During an interview at Big Event EXS on Saturday, Anderson revealed that he had signed a WWE Legends contract. He said he had shared the news with a few people at the event but hadn’t formally announced it.
I haven’t announced this anywhere really,” Anderson said. “But I just signed a WWE Legends contract.
The announcement reconnects Anderson with the company where he became a familiar name between 2005 and 2009. His WWE run included a United States Championship reign and a victory in the 2007 Money in the Bank ladder match.
With his trademark entrance and habit of announcing his own name, Kennedy built a character that remains recognizable to fans from that era. Although he went on to work for other promotions, his WWE stint remains a major part of his career.
Anderson also wasn’t the only former WWE wrestler to share contract news over the weekend. Spike Dudley announced his own Legends deal, with Anderson revealing his agreement the following day.
Anderson did not outline the terms of the contract or announce any upcoming WWE appearances during the comments provided.
