Ken Anderson competed in WWE largely under the moniker Mr. Kennedy. He won the United States Championship and the Money in the Bank contract during his time in the company. He also wrestled in TNA and won the TNA World Heavyweight Championship.
Speaking on this week’s episode of Sportskeeda Wrestling’s UnSKripted podcast, Ken Anderson credited Jim Johnston for his theme song. He recalled a conversation with Vince McMahon where he told the WWE Chairman about the music he liked.
Here’s what Anderson had to say:
Mr. Anderson also mentioned that his favorite theme song was the one he had during his time in TNA.
You can watch the full interview here:
Ken Anderson took Vince McMahon’s name in WWE
During his time in the WWE developmental promotion, Ohio Valley Wrestling, Ken Anderson worked closely with Paul Heyman. Anderson has gone on record several times to credit Paul Heyman for his success in the WWE.
In fact, Heyman suggested Anderson to change his name to Ken Kennedy or Mr. Kennedy because that is also WWE Chairman Vince McMahon’s middle name.
Mr. Kennedy was released from WWE in 2009 and went on to wrestle on the independent circuit, winning the World Championship in TNA Wrestling.
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