
Nathan Frazer emerged as one of WWE’s fastest-rising high-flyers through explosive athleticism, nonstop energy, and an approach to wrestling that constantly pushes the pace of matches. Many fans compare his style to Seth Rollins because of the speed, movement, and aggression he brings into the ring. That comparison is not accidental since Frazer was trained by Rollins at the Black and Brave Wrestling Academy. Over time, he became one of WWE’s standout younger talents and a major figure in the NXT tag team division through his partnership with Axiom in Fraxiom.
Born Benjamin Timms on July 23, 1998, in Jersey, Channel Islands, Frazer started wrestling professionally at a relatively young age. Before joining WWE, he wrestled under names such as Benjamin Carter and Ben Carter on the independent circuit and briefly appeared in All Elite Wrestling (AEW). Wrestling fans quickly noticed his speed and athletic ability, with many considering him one of the top unsigned young wrestlers in the world during 2020.
Frazer’s brief run in AEW attracted attention because of his impressive television performances despite limited appearances. His matches against Ricky Starks and Scorpio Sky showcased his athleticism to larger audiences for the first time. However, visa complications reportedly prevented him from being properly paid in the United States, and shortly afterward he signed with WWE.
After arriving in WWE, Frazer initially competed in NXT UK before transitioning to NXT in the United States. His performances quickly stood out because of his pace and intensity. WWE audiences increasingly viewed him as one of the company’s most exciting younger wrestlers, especially in matches involving ladder spots, fast counters, and aerial offense.
His career reached another level after forming the tag team Fraxiom with Axiom. Although the partnership initially appeared unstable because the two accidentally hit each other during matches, the chemistry between them eventually turned Fraxiom into one of NXT’s most popular tag teams. Fans and wrestling analysts frequently praised their matches for creativity, speed, and innovation. Shawn Michaels even publicly referred to Fraxiom as WWE’s best tag team during one stage of their rise.
Frazer also gained attention for his connection to Seth Rollins. Wrestling fans online frequently discuss similarities between their styles, with some predicting Frazer could eventually become a major singles star in WWE. Reddit discussions especially praise his speed, charisma, and ability to deliver exciting matches consistently.
Today, Nathan Frazer is recognized as one of WWE’s brightest young talents and one of the defining stars of modern NXT tag team wrestling.
##Early life
Benjamin Timms was born on July 23, 1998, in Jersey, Channel Islands. Growing up in the Channel Islands gave him a unique background compared to many British wrestlers who came from larger wrestling regions in England or Scotland. Frazer later became recognized as one of the first wrestlers from Jersey to achieve significant success in WWE.
As a child, Timms became heavily interested in professional wrestling and reportedly admired fast-paced wrestlers capable of combining athleticism with storytelling. Wrestling eventually became more than a hobby for him, and he later moved to the United States to pursue professional training opportunities.
Frazer trained at the Black and Brave Wrestling Academy under Seth Rollins and Marek Brave. The academy became known for producing highly athletic wrestlers with strong fundamentals, and Rollins himself reportedly took a close interest in Frazer’s development. Many fans later pointed to Frazer’s movement and offense as evidence of Rollins’ influence.
His early training focused heavily on conditioning, speed, and pacing. Unlike wrestlers who worked a slower power-based style, Frazer developed into a nonstop high-energy performer capable of maintaining rapid match tempos. Trainers reportedly viewed him as naturally athletic with unusually quick movement for his experience level.
Before WWE fame, Timms worked throughout independent wrestling promotions in the United States and Europe. Wrestling under the names Benjamin Carter and Ben Carter, he gradually built a reputation among hardcore wrestling fans as one of the industry’s top young prospects.
Outside wrestling, Frazer became known as a fan of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. In 2023, he also publicly announced that he had become a born-again Christian after being baptized. Fans responded positively to his openness about his faith and personal beliefs.
His determination to leave Jersey and pursue wrestling internationally demonstrated strong commitment at an early age. Many fans later viewed his journey as proof that wrestlers from smaller regions could still reach WWE through persistence and skill.
##Professional wrestling career
##Early career (2018–2020)
Nathan Frazer officially debuted in professional wrestling in 2018 under the ring name Benjamin Carter. During his early career, he competed throughout independent promotions in the United States while continuing to sharpen his athletic style. His speed and aerial offense quickly helped him stand out among younger wrestlers.
Frazer wrestled for promotions such as Resolute Wrestling, Warrior Wrestling, and Game Changer Wrestling. Independent wrestling audiences increasingly praised him because of his pacing and willingness to take risks inside the ring. Several wrestling fans compared his style to modern high-flyers such as Will Ospreay and Seth Rollins.
One of his biggest early accomplishments came in Resolute Wrestling, where he captured the Resolute P4P Championship and the Resolute Undisputed Championship. Those title wins helped establish him as a legitimate prospect rather than simply a flashy high-flyer.
Frazer also appeared briefly in Impact Wrestling during this period before receiving opportunities with All Elite Wrestling. AEW talent relations reportedly became interested in him after hearing strong praise from Christopher Daniels and other wrestling figures.
His independent wrestling performances generated strong buzz online. Wrestling communities frequently discussed him as one of wrestling’s best unsigned young talents by 2020.
##All Elite Wrestling (2020)
Nathan Frazer gained major exposure in 2020 after appearing for All Elite Wrestling under the name Ben Carter. His AEW debut came on AEW Dark, where he faced Ricky Starks. Although he lost the match, fans immediately noticed his athleticism and speed.
Soon afterward, Frazer appeared on Late Night Dynamite against Scorpio Sky. Despite another loss, his performance impressed wrestling audiences and generated strong reactions online. Many fans praised how confidently he performed despite limited national television experience.
During this period, several wrestling fans believed AEW should sign him permanently. Reddit discussions and wrestling forums frequently praised his upside and compared him favorably to established high-flyers.
However, visa issues reportedly complicated his AEW situation. Frazer later explained that he lacked the legal work authorization required to properly earn money in the United States at the time. Those complications influenced his eventual decision to sign with WWE instead.
Although his AEW run was brief, it played a major role in increasing his visibility among wrestling fans worldwide.
##WWE and NXT UK (2020–2022)
In December 2020, WWE officially announced Frazer’s signing. He initially joined NXT UK under the ring name Ben Carter before later receiving the name Nathan Frazer. Fan reactions to the name change were mixed online, though most eventually focused more on his performances than the rebranding itself.
Frazer made his NXT UK debut against Jordan Devlin in a match for the NXT Cruiserweight Championship. Although he lost, fans praised the performance heavily because of the speed and athletic exchanges involved.
Throughout his NXT UK run, Frazer competed against wrestlers such as Noam Dar, A-Kid, and Pretty Deadly. His matches consistently highlighted his quick movement and aggressive offense.
After transitioning to NXT in the United States, Frazer began appearing more regularly on major WWE programming. His style fit well within NXT’s faster-paced wrestling environment, and audiences increasingly viewed him as one of the brand’s most exciting younger stars.
During this period, he also challenged for multiple championships before eventually capturing his first WWE title.
##NXT Heritage Cup and Fraxiom (2023–present)
Nathan Frazer captured the NXT Heritage Cup in 2023 after defeating Oro Mensah. The victory represented his first championship in WWE and helped establish him as more than just an exciting prospect.
Later that year, Frazer formed a tag team with Axiom. Initially, the partnership appeared unstable because the two accidentally struck each other during matches. Despite the tension, they insisted they trusted one another and gradually improved as a team.
Fraxiom quickly became one of NXT’s most exciting tag teams. Their matches featured nonstop action, double-team counters, and innovative aerial offense. Fans and critics regularly praised the chemistry between the two wrestlers.
In 2024, Fraxiom captured the NXT Tag Team Championship after defeating The Wolf Dogs. Their title reign included memorable defenses against teams such as Chase University and The Rascalz.
Fraxiom also made history in 2025 by defending the NXT Tag Team Championship inside TNA Wrestling, becoming the first WWE wrestlers to defend WWE championships in TNA. The crossover generated major wrestling media attention.
Their performances became so highly regarded that Shawn Michaels publicly called Fraxiom WWE’s best tag team during one interview.
Frazer and Axiom later debuted on SmackDown in 2025, officially bringing Fraxiom to WWE’s main roster.
##Wrestling style and legacy
Nathan Frazer’s wrestling style focuses heavily on speed, agility, and nonstop movement. Many fans describe him as one of WWE’s fastest wrestlers because of how rapidly he transitions between moves and sequences.
His offense includes springboards, dives, superkicks, and aerial attacks designed to overwhelm opponents quickly. Frazer’s Phoenix Splash finisher especially became associated with his high-risk style.
Fans and wrestling analysts frequently compare him to Seth Rollins due to both his training background and ring style. Several Reddit discussions specifically mention similarities in movement, pacing, and aggression between the two wrestlers.
Frazer also gained praise for adaptability. While initially viewed mainly as a singles high-flyer, his partnership with Axiom proved he could excel within tag team wrestling as well.
His matches are often praised for excitement and creativity rather than slow storytelling. Fans who enjoy fast-paced modern wrestling regularly consider him one of WWE’s most entertaining younger performers.
Many wrestling fans believe Frazer has strong future world championship potential if WWE continues developing him properly.
##Other media
Nathan Frazer made his WWE video game debut as downloadable content in WWE 2K23. He later appeared as a standard playable character in WWE 2K24 and WWE 2K25.
Fraxiom’s popularity also helped Frazer gain visibility through WWE social media clips, highlight packages, and digital-exclusive interviews. Many of his aerial sequences became popular online because of their speed and difficulty.
His crossover appearances in TNA Wrestling alongside Axiom also expanded his visibility outside WWE’s standard audience.
##Personal life
Benjamin Timms publicly announced in April 2023 that he had become a born-again Christian after being baptized. Fans responded positively to his openness regarding his faith journey.
Outside wrestling, Frazer is a supporter of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club.
Friends and fans frequently describe him as energetic and passionate about wrestling. His interviews often highlight excitement about improving and learning from experienced wrestlers such as Seth Rollins and Shawn Michaels.
Despite his young age, Frazer already developed a reputation as one of WWE’s hardest-working athletic performers.
##Championships and accomplishments
WWE:
NXT Heritage Cup (1 time)
NXT Tag Team Championship (2 times) – with Axiom
NXT Tag Team Championship Eliminator Tournament (2024) – with Axiom
NXT Year-End Award
Tag Team of the Year (2024) – with Axiom
Pro Wrestling Illustrated:
Ranked No. 165 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2023
Ranked No. 2 of the top 100 tag teams in the PWI Tag Team rankings in 2024 – with Axiom
Resolute Wrestling:
Resolute P4P Championship (1 time)
Resolute Undisputed Championship (2 times)
SCW Pro Wrestling: SCW Pro Iowa Wrestling Championship (1 time)
Other accomplishments:
Member of Fraxiom alongside Axiom
Trained by Seth Rollins
Recognized as one of WWE’s fastest-rising younger stars
Frequently praised for high-speed wrestling style and athletic performances
Part of the first WWE team to defend WWE championships in TNA Wrestling