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Nathan Frazer noted that he did not like WWE Speed Champion Lexis King calling himself the fastest man alive. So he asked Shawn Michaels for a spot in the next WWE Speed Championship tournament. Frazer added that the veteran granted his request and put him in a match against Romeo Moreno in the first round.
“So, Lexis King is parading himself around, calling himself the fastest man alive. And I happen to think that that’s an insult to the business. So I’ve decided to do something about it. I called up Shawn Michaels, and I said, ‘Put me in the next Speed tournament now.’ And he has granted my request. And it turns out, there’s kind of like an international vibe to this tournament. In the first round, they have me going up against [stutters]. [Axiom says, ‘Romeo Moreno’]. Yeah, him,” Frazer said.
After having a humorous banter with Axiom, Nathan Frazer urged fans to tune in to the CW Network this Tuesday to watch him in action on NXT. The SmackDown star further claimed that he would win the WWE Speed Championship and told the fans to remember that no one was faster than him.
“And it turns out he’s from España. He’s from Madrid, right? The same place that you’re [Axiom] from. Hey, hey. Wouldn’t be the first time I beat a kid from Madrid. [Axiom responds, ‘Well, it wouldn’t be the first time a kid from Madrid beats you either’]. Right. Anyway, tune in at 8pm on the CW Network to NXT and watch Nathan Frazer fulfill his destiny by becoming the WWE Speed Champion. And always remember, nobody is faster than Frazer,” he added.
You can check out the Instagram post below:
Fraxiom suffered a huge loss on WWE SmackDown earlier this month
On the May 1 edition of Friday Night SmackDown, Nathan Frazer and Axiom challenged Damian Priest and R-Truth for the WWE Tag Team Championship.
The high-flyers put forth an impressive performance against the more experienced duo. Unfortunately, they could not convert it into a win, as Priest ended the bout with a Razor’s Edge on Axiom to retain the gold.
Despite the loss, Fraxiom continues to be an integral part of SmackDown’s tag team division. Frazer and Axiom are still searching for their first main roster championship win.
If you use any quotes from this article, please credit Nathan Frazer with an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription.
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