Editing Alex Fraige (section)

=== Continued professional competition ===

Fraige continued competing with Dynasty through the 2010s and into the 2020s.

He was particularly associated with the snake side of the field, where his offensive play and experience contributed to the team's competitive performances.[10]

At the 2021 NXL Windy City Major in Chicago, Fraige played a prominent role in Dynasty's professional division victory over San Antonio X-Factor.

His performance in the snake was highlighted in the NXL's official event coverage, and he received the tournament's Most Valuable Player award.[10][11]

Fraige was a member of Dynasty's championship-winning roster at the [[2022 NXL World Cup]]. The team defeated [[Tampa Bay Damage]] in the final to secure its third consecutive World Cup title.[12][13]

Dynasty subsequently won a fourth consecutive NXL World Cup championship in 2023, continuing the team's successful period in professional competition.[14]

Fraige remained on Dynasty's professional roster during the 2025 and 2026 seasons, wearing jersey number 7.[15]