Folks, WWE just made it official—Fraxiom is here to stay, and no, it’s not a new cryptocurrency. According to recent filings with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, WWE has submitted a trademark for the name of NXT Tag Team Champions Nathan Frazer and Axiom, ensuring that no indie promotion, energy drink company, or futuristic AI startup can steal their thunder.
Now, if you haven’t been paying attention, Fraxiom is what happens when you take two insanely athletic wrestlers, throw them into a feud, and then decide, Hey, these guys are way too good to fight each other—let’s have them fight other people instead! The team has been lighting up NXT since January 2024, and in just over a year, they’ve already won the NXT Tag Team Championships twice. Their current reign started back in September 2024, when they defeated Chase U at No Mercy—which was probably the only time WWE has used “No Mercy” in a sentence without referring to Vince McMahon’s business strategies.
And it’s not just the fans who are loving them—the experts are on board too. PWI ranked them #2 in their Top 100 Tag Teams of 2024, and they even finished second in the Wrestling Observer’s Tag Team of the Year award—losing only to AEW’s The Young Bucks (because somehow, they always find a way to win something).
Oh, and did we mention they’re also tearing it up in TNA? Thanks to WWE and TNA’s new partnership, Fraxiom is crossing over, and their next challenge is a massive one—a dream match against The Hardy Boyz at NXT Roadblock on March 11. That’s right, Hardy Boyz vs. Fraxiom, aka high-flying chaos meets even more high-flying chaos. Buckle up, because that’s going to be a spot-fest for the ages.
With the trademark secured, WWE is making it clear—Fraxiom isn’t just some thrown-together tag team. They’re the future of WWE’s tag division. And if their rise so far is any indication, the best is yet to come.