Former WWE superstar Mr Kennedy talks real life rivalry with John Cena and Randy Orton

All WWE fans will be aware of the former wrestler Mr. Kennedy aka Ken Anderson, who was a part of the company from 2005 until 2009. His gimmick was extremely famous when he was in WWE and eventually, he shifted gears and ended up in TNA (now Impact Wrestling). That stint started in 2010 and ended in 2016. As of now, Mr. Anderson is circling the indie circuit. In an interview with WrestlingInc, Kennedy got candid about his real-life rivalries with WWE superstars John Cena and Randy Orton.

For the uninitiated, in 2009, when Kennedy left WWE, he had claimed that after a botched move which had Orton dropped on his head and neck, Randy proceeded to complain to the higher-ups about the same. Making matters worse, Kennedy added that John confirmed Orton's allegations in front of the WWE bosses, which included CEO Vince McMahon. Following this, Kennedy was released by WWE. When WrestlingInc asked the wrestler if he has now buried the hatchet with both Randy and John, here's what Kennedy had to say.

"No, I've never really gotten a chance to talk to those guys. But I have no hard feelings towards them and hopefully, they don't have any towards me. It is what it is," Kennedy stated.

Can they stay like this please?!

This controversy regarding Kennedy's release is one of the most talked about backstage incidents!

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Meanwhile, Cena is currently focused on his Hollywood career and has been approached to star in Suicide Squad's sequel. On the other hand, Orton is currently on the blue brand, WWE SmackDown Live. He recently fought AJ Styles at Wrestlemania 35.