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#5 Hazuki has returned to Stardom & so should Tegan Nox
Hazuki and Nox would make incredible enemies inside of a STARDOM ring. Nox hasn’t competed in Japan since 2017 and despite facing off against Kairi Hojo who was a part of the Threedome team, she never got the chance to face Hazuki.
Back then, Hazuki was known as HZK and a part of Queen’s Quest, a stable that Kairi was aligned with at the time. Tegan Nox also only had one tour of Japan, not getting the chance to truly explore the depth of the roster.
Nox now can have the opportunity to face off against new and exciting opponents. The landscape of the promotion is vastly different to how it was when she was last there and anyone could be her first opponent.
But it should be the newly returned Hazuki, who have both suffered from injuries over the years, with that in common the two would have a belter of a match.
