Scott Norton teams up with Bullet Club for NJPW.

After five years away from NJPW, Scott Norton will be returning for in-ring action.

The 60-year-old last appeared on NJPW in a ten-man tag match against Bullet Club (Bad Luck Fale, Bone Soldier, Kenny Omega, Tamma Tonga, and Tanga Loa) at New Year Dash 2017. Scott teamed up with Hiro Saito, Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Satoshi Kojima, and Cheeseburger.

According to NJPW, Norton will be joining Bullet Club, which includes Good Brother's Karl Anderson & Doc Gallows, whose last appearance with the promotion was in August 2021:

"It’s certainly an imposing combination, and one that any BULLET CLUB team would have significant issues with. Hikuleo, Chris Bey and El Phantasmo have some formidable and legendary additions of their own though. Karl Anderson and Doc Gallows, the Good Brothers are in NJPW action for the first time since Resurgence last August, and the team will be joined by the legendary Scott Norton! ‘Flash’ Norton will wrestle in the cerulean blue for the first time in five years, and even at 60 years old, will be a powerful presence on the BC squad!" (H/T - NJPW)

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Where has Scott Norton been?

Even when Scott Norton was with World Championship Wrestling (WCW), he competed in Japan for NJPW. He's was a member of nWo Japan and defeated Yuji Nagata for the IGWP Heavyweight Championship. Norton then decided to leave WCW in 1999 to compete solely in NJPW.

Since moving from WCW to NJPW, Norton has been a free agent and competed for other independent wrestling promotions.

His last match was in 2019 at WrestleCade during their 2019 Supershow. The former nWo member participated in the battle royal but fell short, leaving NWA's Jax Dane to take home the win.

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Hazel has had a penchant for writing since high school. Apart from pursuing Humanities and Social Sciences for her senior year, she attended classes about creative and nonfiction writing. In 2019, Hazel started working as a ghostwriter, and three years later, she began working for Sportskeeda. In 2023, she became a published author under 8letters Books Publishing House. Even today, when she is not studying as a pre-med student or writing for Sportskeeda, she enjoys reading and writing novels.

Her favorite wrestlers are Edge and Randy Orton. She recalls watching John Cena vs Big Show vs Edge in WrestleMania 25 in her first wrestling match. Hazel enjoyed the entrances, and what got her hooked was how cool and ruthless Edge was and how John Cena never backed down from his challenges.

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