Nathan Frazer Thanks Motor City Machine Guns For Making Fraxiom Feel At Home In WWE

Nathan Frazer paid tribute to the Motor City Machine Guns after their WWE exits, saying the two made him and Axiom feel “at home” when they hit the main roster. Fraxiom and the Machine Guns battled several times on WWE Smackdown, a rivalry that came to and end when Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley were cut by WWE on Friday.

Frazer posted to Twitter to thank the two and noted that they were his and Axiom’s biggest inspirations and did a lot to make them feel comfortable when they came from NXT to the main roster.

He wrote:

“There genuinely aren’t even words that could articulate just how much MCMG mean to us. But I will try and do my best.

“As a tag team, they are one of our biggest inspirations. That goes without even saying. But as people, as friends, as brothers, the gap they leave behind will never be filled.

“Your first year on the main roster can seem pretty daunting. But when we got called up, they made us feel at home within an instant. All the laughs, the jokes, training in the ring before the show every single week… we’ve shared so many incredible moments in and out the ring. Getting to work with them multiple times has been a dream come true.

“But honestly the best times has been getting to know each other on a deeper, personal level. We all just instantly clicked. When I say they adopted on us on the road, it’s not an exaggeration. Selfishly, it’s gonna really suck not seeing them every single week. But we’re so excited to see what they do next.

“When it’s all said and done, we’ll look back on this past year as some of the best times of our entire life.

“For all you’ve done for the business, and for the impact you’ve left on left on us personally…

“Thank you, MCMG.”

The two teams had their last match at WWE World over WrestleMania 42 week.

There genuinely aren’t even words that could articulate just how much MCMG mean to us. But I will try and do my best.

As a tag team, they are one of our biggest inspirations. That goes without even saying. But as people, as friends, as brothers, the gap they leave behind will… pic.twitter.com/mYbw01BDmA

— Nathan Frazer (@WWEFrazer) April 26, 2026