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Benjamin Timms (born 23 July 1998) is a Jèrriais professional wrestler. He is signed to WWE, where he performs on the SmackDown brand under the ring name Nathan Frazer. He is a former one-time NXT Heritage Cup Champion and a two-time NXT Tag Team Champion as one-half of Fraxiom with Axiom.

Key Information

Professional wrestling career

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Early career (2018–2020)

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Benjamin Timms was trained by fellow professional wrestlers Seth Rollins and Marek Brave at the Black and Brave Wrestling Academy in the United States.[3] Timms made his professional wrestling debut in 2018 under the ring name Benjamin Carter, performing in various independent promotions including big name promotion: Resolute Wrestling in Crossville, TN where he defeated names such as Toby Farley, Caleb Courageous and Christopher Carlton and then moved on to other major promotions such as Impact Wrestling and All Elite Wrestling (AEW).

All Elite Wrestling (2020)

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In 2020, Timms was invited by All Elite Wrestling's head of Talent Relations Christopher Daniels to appear for the promotion. Timms made his AEW debut in September 2020 at Daily's Place in Jacksonville, Florida. Timms, under his ring name Ben Carter, faced off against Ricky Starks in a losing effort on Dark.[6] Carter made his Dynamite debut in the opening contest of 'Late Night Dynamite', losing against Scorpio Sky.[7] Carter went on to have a 1-2 record before signing with the WWE later that year.[8] In October 2020, it was revealed that Carter could not get legally paid for his AEW matches, due to not having a valid work visa in the United States.[9]

WWE (2020–present)

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NXT UK and NXT (2020–2023)

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On 17 December 2020, WWE announced that they signed Timms. He was then assigned to the NXT UK brand where, on the episode 7 January 2021 episode of NXT UK, he made his debut under the ring name Ben Carter, facing Jordan Devlin for the NXT Cruiserweight Championship but lost. After defeating Josh Morell and Sam Gradwell, Carter was repackaged as Nathan Frazer on 11 March.

On the 3 June episode of NXT UK, Frazer and Jack Starz teamed up to face Pretty Deadly (Lewis Howley and Sam Stoker) for the NXT UK Tag Team Championship but were defeated. Later, Frazer competed to become the No. 1 contender for the NXT UK Heritage Cup but he lost to Teoman in the first round. Subsequently, Frazer also competed to become the No. 1 contender for the NXT United Kingdom Championship on 23 September, competed against A-Kid and Rampage Brown, where the former won. On 3 March 2022, Frazer fought his last match at NXT UK in a NXT United Kingdom Championship match, losing to Ilja Dragunov.

On 12 April 2022, it was announced that Frazer would make his NXT debut. At Spring Breakin' on 3 May, he debuted by defeating Grayson Waller due to the interference of Andre Chase.[10] On the 2 August episode of NXT 2.0, Frazer responded to Carmelo Hayes' open challenge for the NXT North American Championship but lost when Giovanni Vinci interfered.[11] On the 13 June 2023 episode of NXT, Frazer defeated Oro Mensah 2–1, who wrestled on behalf of Noam Dar due to Dar suffering an injury, to become the NXT Heritage Cup Champion.[12] Frazer lost the Cup back to Dar 69 days later at NXT: Heatwave.[13]

Fraxiom (2023–present)

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In late 2023, Frazer formed a tag team partnership with Axiom (with the team later known as Fraxiom). The duo won the 2024 NXT Tag Team Championship Eliminator Tournament to face NXT Tag Team Champions The Wolf Dogs (Baron Corbin and Bron Breakker) for the titles at NXT Stand & Deliver on 6 April 2024 but failed to win the match.[14] In a rematch on the following episode of NXT, Fraxiom defeated The Wolf Dogs to become the new NXT Tag Team Champions.[15] Much later, Frazer started to set his sights on singles titles to Axiom's displeasure.[16] On the 25 June episode of NXT, Frazer failed to defeat Tony D'Angelo for the NXT Heritage Cup. On the following day's episode of Speed, he defeated Akira Tozawa to advance in the Speed Championship #1 Contender's tournament but lost to The New Day's Xavier Woods in the final the next week.[17][18][19] After multiple successful title defenses, on the 13 August episode of NXT, Chase University's Andre Chase and Ridge Holland defeated Fraxiom for the NXT Tag Team Championship, ending their reign at 126 days. The pair regained the titles in a rematch 19 days later at NXT No Mercy to become two-time champions.[20][21] Soon after, Frazer began to set his sights on singles championships again. On the November 19 episode of NXT, Frazer defeated Eddy Thorpe to qualify for the Iron Survivor Challenge at NXT Deadline on 7 December,[22] where Frazer failed to win the Iron Survivor Challenge but Fraxiom successfully defended the NXT Tag Team Championship against No Quarter Catch Crew (Myles Borne and Tavion Heights).[23] At NXT: Roadblock on 11 March 2025, Fraxiom failed to defeat TNA World Tag Team Champions The Hardy Boyz for the title.[24] On the 4 April episode of SmackDown, Frazer made his main roster debut where he lost to a debuting Rey Fénix.[25] At NXT Stand & Deliver on April 19, Fraxiom lost the NXT Tag Team Championships to Hank and Tank (Hank Walker and Tank Ledger) in their final match for NXT, ending their second reign at 230 days.[26]

On the 25 April episode of SmackDown, Fraxiom were promoted to the SmackDown brand, where they defeated Legado Del Fantasma's Los Garza (Angel and Berto) in their first match as a team in the main roster.[27] After four successive tag team match wins, including a non-title match against WWE Tag Team Champions The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford), Fraxiom faced The Street Profits for the titles on the 23 May episode of SmackDown which ended in a no-contest after interference from #DIY (Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa) and Candice LeRae, Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin), and the returning Wyatt Sicks (Uncle Howdy, Erick Rowan, Dexter Lumis, Joe Gacy and Nikki Cross).[28]

Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2025)

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Timms, as Nathan Frazer, alongside the debuting Axiom returned to Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) at Genesis on 19 January 2025 during the tag team title match between TNA World Tag Team Champions The Hardys (Matt Hardy and Jeff Hardy) and The Rascalz (Trey Miguel and Zachary Wentz). Later that night, it was announced that The Rascalz will face Fraxiom for the NXT Tag Team Championship on the 23 January episode of Impact!,[29] becoming the first WWE wrestlers to defend a WWE championship in TNA where they successfully retained the titles after interference from Wes Lee, Tyriek Igwe and Tyson Dupont.[30]

Personal life

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On 19 April 2023, Timms became a born-again Christian, announcing he had been baptized.[31]

Other media

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As Nathan Frazer, he made his video game debut in WWE 2K23 as downloadable content in the Bad News U pack. He also appears as a regular game character in the WWE 2K24 and WWE 2K25 Video games.

Championships and accomplishments

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References

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Nathan Frazer, whose real name is Benjamin Timms, is a British professional wrestler born on July 23, 1998, in , , . Currently signed to and performing on the SmackDown brand, he is renowned for his high-flying, acrobatic wrestling style that captivates audiences with daring aerial maneuvers from the turnbuckles. Frazer began his professional wrestling career in 2018 under the ring name Ben Carter, competing on the independent circuit before joining 's NXT brand in 2020. His tenure in NXT was marked by significant achievements, including winning the Championship and forming the acclaimed tag team Fraxiom with (real name: Carlos Ruiz). As Fraxiom, they captured the twice, with their partnership highlighted by a trilogy of intense matches that solidified their status as one of NXT's premier duos. In April 2025, Frazer and Axiom were called up to the main roster, making their SmackDown debut on April 25, 2025, where they continued to showcase their dynamic teamwork and individual athleticism. Standing at 5'10" (1.78 m) and weighing 182 lbs (82 kg), Frazer's "never slow down" motto embodies his relentless energy and speed in the ring, contributing to his rapid rise as a standout performer in WWE.

Early life

Childhood and family background

Nathan Frazer was born Benjamin Timms on July 23, 1998, in , . As a British national, Frazer spent his early years in the .

Wrestling training

Nathan Frazer, born Benjamin Timms in the , began his formal wrestling training in 2018 after relocating to the . On May 3, 2018, he enrolled at the Black and Brave Wrestling Academy in , co-founded by professional wrestlers and Marek Brave. This move marked his immersion into the American wrestling system, facilitated by a training visa that allowed him to pursue professional development far from his British roots. At the academy, Frazer's training emphasized building a versatile skill set, with a particular focus on high-flying maneuvers and technical proficiency. The curriculum honed his aerial abilities, drawing from his natural athleticism to develop signature moves like the Phoenix Splash, while also strengthening foundational wrestling techniques such as mat-based and chain wrestling. This balanced approach enabled him to blend speed and precision, setting the stage for his emergence as a dynamic performer. Seth Rollins' mentorship played a pivotal role in Frazer's growth, providing hands-on guidance through detailed feedback and encouragement during sessions. Rollins, known for his own evolution from indie technician to WWE mainstay, instilled discipline and strategic thinking, influencing Frazer's adaptability in the ring. This early exposure to the rigorous American training environment, despite logistical challenges like visa maintenance, accelerated Frazer's transition from novice to polished talent ahead of his professional in-ring activities.

Professional wrestling career

Early independent career (2018–2020)

Nathan Frazer, performing under the ring name Benjamin Carter, made his professional wrestling debut on August 31, 2018, defeating Draven Lee in a match for Resolute Pro Wrestling in the United States. As a native of Jersey in the Channel Islands, Carter initially drew from his training at the Black and Brave Wrestling Academy under mentors including Seth Rollins, incorporating a high-flying, technician style influenced by Rollins' agile approach. He quickly expanded to the UK independent scene before embarking on tours across the US, adapting to the faster-paced American promotions by showcasing explosive aerial maneuvers like the frog splash. Throughout 2019, Carter established himself on the independent circuit with standout performances in several promotions. In Resolute Pro Wrestling, he captured the P4P Championship on October 12, 2018, by defeating Christopher Carlton, and later won the Undisputed Championship on February 8, 2019, against in a highly regarded match that highlighted his speed and precision. He also competed in tournaments such as the Scenic City Invitational, where he participated in multi-man battles, and challenged for titles in SCWPro, including a heavyweight championship bout against Travis Titan on July 12. In ACTION Wrestling, Carter advanced in the 24/7 tournament by defeating James Bandy and Kevin Giza in a three-way semi-final on August 3, demonstrating his ability to thrive in high-stakes, chaotic environments. In 2020, Carter continued to build momentum amid the evolving independent landscape, securing victories in prominent promotions like (GCW) and ACTION Wrestling. A breakout moment came on February 7, 2020, when he defeated veteran B-Boy in ACTION Wrestling, earning praise for his athleticism in a 19-minute showcase often cited as a pivotal match in his career. He navigated multiple US tours, facing top talents in GCW's clusterfucks and battle royals, as well as AAW and AIW scrambles, while challenging for the SCWPro against Dante Leon and 1 Called Manders. Culminating the year, Carter won the on September 19, 2020, in a four-way victory over Dante Leon, Jah-C, and Xander Killen for SCWPro, solidifying his reputation as a rising high-flyer capable of title contention across diverse independent territories.

All Elite Wrestling (2020)

In September 2020, Benjamin Carter, competing under his real name, made his (AEW) debut on the September 8 episode of at in , where he lost to in a showcase match that highlighted his high-flying style and athleticism. Carter's appearance was not under a formal contract but as an invited talent, as he worked the dates for free to comply with U.S. work visa restrictions while based in the . On September 22, Carter competed twice in one night during AEW's "Late Night " event, first losing to on the main Dynamite broadcast in a competitive bout that further emphasized his speed and aerial maneuvers against established midcard talent. Later that evening on , he secured his lone victory in the promotion by defeating Lee Johnson via submission in a fast-paced match praised for its energy and technical exchanges. Carter's time with AEW concluded shortly thereafter, limited by ongoing visa complications that prevented further U.S.-based appearances, marking a brief but notable introduction to national television for the rising independent talent.

WWE NXT UK (2020–2021)

In late 2020, Benjamin Carter signed a developmental contract with and was assigned to the brand. His television debut occurred on the January 7, 2021, episode of NXT UK, where he competed as Ben Carter in a losing effort against Jordan Devlin for the . This match highlighted his high-flying style and positioned him as an emerging talent within the brand's cruiserweight division. Carter continued to build momentum through competitive bouts against established NXT UK competitors. On the May 27, 2021, episode, he secured a significant victory over Sha Samuels, showcasing his agility and resilience in a hard-fought singles match. Later that year, he entered the NXT UK Heritage Cup No. 1 Contender's Tournament, advancing to the quarterfinals before falling to Teoman on September 2. These performances, including a triple threat match against A-Kid and on September 23, helped establish his role as a versatile performer capable of delivering fast-paced, athletic contests. In December, he challenged A-Kid in a Heritage Cup rules match for a shot at the NXT UK Heritage Cup on the December 16 episode, further solidifying his presence despite the loss. Frazer's time on NXT UK was impacted by brand-specific production challenges, including sporadic taping schedules stemming from the ongoing effects of the , which limited his television exposure compared to more active periods. Originally debuting under his real name, he underwent a repackaging to the Nathan Frazer moniker on the March 11, 2021, episode, aligning with WWE's efforts to refresh his character amid these constraints. This period served as a foundational step following his brief appearance in earlier in 2020.

WWE NXT (2021–2025)

Frazer transitioned from NXT UK to the NXT brand in early 2021 as part of WWE's restructuring of its developmental roster, allowing him to train and compete in the United States-based program while building toward a full debut. His official NXT in-ring debut occurred on April 12, 2022, when he announced his arrival during a segment, only to be interrupted by Grayson Waller, setting up their matchup. Frazer secured the victory over Waller at NXT Spring Breakin' on May 3, 2022, via a roll-up after Waller botched a move on the ropes, marking a strong high-flying introduction to the NXT audience. Throughout 2022 and into 2023, Frazer's solo career emphasized his athleticism and speed, competing in various matches and vignettes that highlighted his resilience following prior setbacks. A pivotal moment came on June 13, 2023, when Frazer captured the Championship in a bout against , who substituted for the injured ; Frazer won by pinfall in the fourth round after a series of rounds under Heritage Cup rules. He defended the title successfully against Dragon Lee on June 27, 2023, retaining via submission in the second round with a modified figure-four , but lost it to Dar on August 22, 2023, at NXT Heatwave after 69 days as champion. Later that year, Frazer engaged in a high-profile trilogy of matches with , two fellow high-flyers, showcasing intense aerial exchanges; their encounters culminated in a no-contest on December 5, 2023, due to a brawl involving the women's Iron Survivor Challenge participants spilling into the ring area, prompting the duo to unite as Fraxiom. As Fraxiom, Frazer and quickly rose in the tag division, overcoming initial coordination issues like accidental strikes during matches. They won their first on April 9, 2024, defeating the reigning champions The Wolfdogs ( and ) in a hard-fought contest that ended with Axiom's on Corbin. The reign lasted until August 13, 2024, when Chase U ( and ) dethroned them on NXT television, amid storylines of Fraxiom's growing synergy but vulnerability to opportunistic foes; during this period, they defended the titles against teams like MSK at on August 6, 2024, retaining via a superkick combination on . Fraxiom reclaimed the NXT Tag Team Championship in their second reign on September 1, 2024, at NXT No Mercy, defeating Chase U when Frazer pinned following a Phoenix Splash-assisted Golden Ratio. This 230-day reign featured numerous defenses, including against A-Town Down Under ( and ) on October 8, 2024, where they retained after countering Waller's rolling cutter, and OTM on January 14, 2025, surviving a multi-man brawl to secure the win. Setbacks arose, notably at on December 7, 2024, where both members sold injuries from prior attacks but retained against the No Quarter Catch Crew through resilient teamwork, including Frazer fighting through a leg injury to deliver key superkicks. The reign concluded on April 19, 2025, at Stand & Deliver, when Hank Walker and Ledger upset them with a surprise Tank Roll on Frazer, ending Fraxiom's dominant NXT tenure.

WWE SmackDown (2025–present)

On April 25, 2025, Nathan Frazer and Axiom, collectively known as Fraxiom, made their main roster debut on SmackDown, defeating Los Garza of Legado Del Fantasma in a high-paced tag team match that showcased their technical prowess and aerial maneuvers, including Axiom's Spanish Fly finisher for the victory. This call-up from NXT built on their prior tag team success there, positioning them as fresh contenders in the SmackDown division. Fraxiom quickly adapted to the main roster intensity, securing victories over established teams like on May 2, 2025, with Frazer's superkick and Axiom's armbar submission highlighting their synergy. Their momentum peaked on May 9, when they achieved a non-title upset over the reigning Tag Team Champions, the , in a match that emphasized Frazer's speed and Axiom's calculated strikes, earning them a title opportunity the following week. This run established Fraxiom as viable challengers against powerhouse duos, blending NXT's high-flying style with SmackDown's competitive landscape. As the year progressed, Fraxiom encountered setbacks that tested their resilience, including a loss to the makeshift team of and on August 15, 2025, where Miz's opportunistic pinfall disrupted their rhythm. A brutal post-match assault by and on September 19 further sidelined them briefly, underscoring the physical demands of main roster feuds. By October, they reemerged in a confrontation with DIY ( and ) on the October 17 episode, taunting the veterans and igniting a rivalry focused on legacy versus innovation. Frazer's individual potential gained prominence in late 2025, as he accepted a Championship open challenge from on October 31, delivering a competitive bout that ended in defeat but highlighted his explosive offense against top singles competitors. This solo tease, coupled with Fraxiom's ongoing interruptions of DIY on the episode, signals their continued push amid brand-specific tensions, adapting their NXT-honed teamwork to broader storylines involving both tag and midcard pursuits.

Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2025)

In January 2025, Nathan Frazer, alongside his tag team partner as part of the duo Fraxiom, made a surprise crossover appearance at 's (TNA) Genesis event on January 19 in . The reigning Tag Team Champions entered the arena during the match between The Hardys (Matt and ) and The ( and Zachary Wentz), positioning themselves at ringside as special observers to scout potential challengers. This appearance highlighted the growing inter-promotional partnership between and TNA that began in late 2024, allowing select NXT talent to participate in TNA events for cross-promotional purposes. The segment served as a promotional crossover, teasing future interactions between the promotions without Frazer or directly competing for TNA titles at the event. Fraxiom's invitation stemmed from their successful run as NXT Tag Team Champions, having captured the titles in July 2024 and defending them prominently on programming. Following Genesis, the angle continued on the January 23 episode of TNA iMPACT!, where Fraxiom defended their NXT Tag Team Championships against in a non-title match for TNA, retaining the belts in a 9:10 bout that further solidified the -TNA collaboration. This brief involvement underscored Frazer's versatility in high-profile inter-promotional scenarios while remaining contracted to .

Personal life and media

Family and relationships

Nathan Frazer has been in a relationship with Madison Knisely, a fellow professional wrestler known by her ring name Thea Hail, since early 2022. The pair met professionally when Frazer moved from WWE's to the NXT brand, where Knisely was already established as a performer. Their romance became public in September 2022 after Frazer shared photos of them together on , capturing moments from their time as a couple. The relationship gained further visibility in August 2023 when the couple marked their one-year anniversary with additional posts, and they have since appeared together at various wrestling-related events. As of late 2025, Frazer and Knisely continue to support each other's careers while keeping details of their relatively private, with no confirmed reports of marriage or family plans.

Religious beliefs and other activities

Nathan Frazer is a born-again Christian whose profoundly shapes his personal and professional life. He became a born-again Christian in April 2023, publicly announcing his as an outward expression of his inward commitment to Christ. Frazer has described this decision as transformative, crediting it with changing his life entirely. His Christian beliefs influence his wrestling career, as he strives to live and perform in a way that glorifies , viewing his athletic pursuits as an opportunity to demonstrate through action and perseverance. In 2025, Frazer became more vocal about his faith on social platforms, declaring his intention to express it boldly and unashamedly. He emphasized that genuine faith demands more than belief—it requires obedience, love, and proactive sharing of God's truth, asserting that even minor acts of boldness can profoundly impact others' lives. This testimony aligns with his broader message of encouragement, where he urges fellow believers to prioritize spiritual growth amid personal challenges. Frazer engages in faith-based activities through motivational outreach, often posting messages that blend his Christian convictions with themes of resilience and divine purpose. Beyond faith, he participates in charitable efforts; in October 2025, he joined fellow Grayson Waller, , and in visiting Perth Children's Hospital, where they interacted with young patients to boost morale and support Telethon 2025 fundraising for children's medical causes. Outside wrestling, Frazer maintains interests in gaming, which he shares with partner as a foundation for their off-ring camaraderie. He also dedicates time to fitness routines that extend beyond professional training, focusing on personal wellness to sustain his high-energy lifestyle.

Media appearances

Nathan Frazer maintains an active presence on social media platforms, where he engages fans with personal updates, wrestling highlights, and gaming-related content. On , under the handle @wwefrazer, he has amassed over 83,000 followers as of late 2025, sharing posts that include behind-the-scenes glimpses, motivational messages, and occasional religious reflections integrated into his bio and content. His account, @WWEFrazer, boasts approximately 45,000 followers and features similar themes, such as interactions blending wrestling fandom with soccer enthusiasm, exemplified by a July 2025 post querying overlap between his wrestling and football audiences. Frazer has appeared as a playable character in the WWE 2K video game series, reflecting his rising prominence in . He debuted in the franchise with as part of the Bad News U DLC pack in 2023, followed by base roster inclusions in WWE 2K24 (2024) and WWE 2K25 (2025). In 2025, Frazer expanded into live streaming, announcing his Twitch channel @evilbenana for gaming content focused on (formerly ), including a planned Tottenham Hotspur career mode series. This initiative, teased in an October 2025 Instagram post, aligns with his expressed interest in soccer gaming and aims to connect with fans beyond wrestling.

Championships and accomplishments

Championships

Nathan Frazer is a one-time Champion, winning the title on June 13, 2023, by defeating (standing in for injured champion ) in a British Rounds Match on , holding it for 70 days before losing it to Dar on August 22, 2023. As part of the Fraxiom with —formed in late 2023 on —Frazer became a two-time Champion. Their first reign began on April 9, 2024, when they defeated The Wolfdogs ( and ) in the finals of a on in , to capture the titles. The duo successfully defended the championships against teams including the D'Angelo Family (May 21, 2024), holding the titles for 126 days until losing them to Chase U ( and ) on August 13, 2024, on . Fraxiom regained the NXT Tag Team Championship in a rematch against Chase U at NXT No Mercy on September 1, 2024, in , , marking the start of their second reign. This 230-day reign saw notable defenses against the No Quarter Catch Crew at (December 7, 2024), Gallus (December 17, 2024), and Je'von Evans and (January 3, 2025), among others, showcasing their high-flying style and resilience before losing the titles to Hank Walker and Tank Ledger at on April 19, 2025, in , . Frazer has not won any other solo championships as of November 2025, though he came close to capturing the in an open challenge against champion on the October 31, 2025, episode of , where Frazer delivered a competitive performance but ultimately fell short.

Other accomplishments

Prior to joining , Frazer, performing under his real name Benjamin Carter, earned the nickname "The Prodigy of Pro Wrestling" for his exceptional athleticism and high-flying maneuvers on the independent circuit, where he competed in promotions like and RevPro Wrestling. In WWE, Frazer and his tag team partner Axiom, known as Fraxiom, won the NXT Year-End Award for Tag Team of the Year in 2024, recognizing their dynamic performances and contributions to the division. Fraxiom ranked No. 2 in Pro Wrestling Illustrated's 2024 PWI Top 100 Tag Teams. Their synergy also earned them second place in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter's 2024 Tag Team of the Year voting. Additionally, Frazer placed fifth in the 2024 Wrestling Observer Newsletter Best Flying Wrestler category, highlighting his aerial prowess. He ranked No. 165 in Pro Wrestling Illustrated's 2023 PWI 500, marking his entry among the top singles wrestlers worldwide. Frazer's main roster debut on SmackDown in April 2025, facing Rey Fenix in a high-profile match, represented a significant milestone in his career progression from NXT. Throughout his NXT tenure, he maintained a strong win-loss record of 75 victories against 30 defeats, achieving a win percentage of approximately 70.75%.

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  73. http://www.profightdb.com/winlossrecord/nathan-frazer-15185.html
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