Claim: Hirasawa left New Japan and Seigigun which debuted in 2009 to go on a learning exercution to Puerto Rico, he entered the 2010 G1 Climax Tag League and Inoue ended up winning the tournament.
Evidence: In September 2010, Hirasawa left New Japan and Seigigun to go on a learning exercution to Puerto Rico, young lion: King Fale was recruited in Hirasawa's place. In October, Seigigun entered the 2010 G1 Climax Tag League with Nagata and Inoue forming one team while Machine and Fale formed another. Machine and Fale would finish in last place of their block with 0 points, Nagata and Inoue would ultimately go on to win the tournament defeating Bad Intentions in the semi-finals and No Limit in the finals. Seigigun was first formed in September 2009 as a branch of New Japan Seikigun ("regular army") that seeks justice.