The Street Profits, consisting of Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford, were the new WWE Tag Team Champions after defeating The Usual Suspects, consisting of Ridge Holland and Sheamus. The match between Gunther and Axiom was a thrilling display of power and agility. Axiom’s quickness and agility allowed him to evade Gunther’s powerful attacks, but ultimately, Gunther’s brute strength proved too much for Axiom.

Throughout his career, he has competed in various promotions, including the WWE’s developmental territory, NXT, and the independent circuit. Axiom’s background is rooted in the sport of wrestling, with his parents being avid fans of professional wrestling. Growing up, Axiom was heavily influenced by wrestlers like Rey Mysterio and Eddie Guerrero, who were known for their innovative styles and in-ring performances. Axiom’s early years in wrestling were marked by his time in the independent circuit, where he honed his skills and gained valuable experience. He began his career in 2010, competing in various promotions across the United States. Axiom’s early success was largely due to his unique blend of athleticism and technical skill, which set him apart from other wrestlers. His in-ring style is characterized by his high-flying acrobatics, precision striking, and exceptional agility. Axiom’s journey to the WWE was not without its challenges. He faced numerous setbacks, including injuries and criticism from fans and critics alike. Despite these obstacles, Axiom persevered and continued to work towards his goal. In 2015, Axiom made his debut in NXT, where he quickly established himself as a top contender. Axiom’s breakthrough in NXT was largely due to his ability to connect with the audience through his charismatic personality and in-ring performances.

Axiom’s time on the brand was marked by a series of impressive matches and a strong connection with the fans.

Axiom’s Rise to Prominence

Axiom’s journey to becoming a WWE champion began in the UK, where he started his career in 2019. He initially gained popularity as a member of the group The Dark Order in All Elite Wrestling (AEW).

He has been named the best wrestler in the world by many fans and critics, including the infamous Dave Meltzer.