Original sentence: After disagreements with widow Motoko Baba and being removed by a board of executives in 2000, Misawa left All Japan Pro Wrestling in May 2000; followed by all but two natives (Toshiaki Kawada and Masanobu Fuchi) and 2 non-natives (Stan Hansen and Maunakea Mossman) to form Pro Wrestling Noah.He made his professional debut on August 21, 1981 for All Japan Pro Wrestling.Misawa then went on to dominate All Japan Pro Wrestling throughout the 1990s, with multiple Triple Crown and AJPW World Tag Team Title reigns, and feuds with Kawada, Kenta Kobashi, Jun Akiyama, Taue, and Williams throughout the rest of the 1990s.Misawa was trained in professional wrestling by Dick "The Destroyer" Beyer, Shohei Baba, and Dory Funk, Jr
Edited sentence: After disagreements with widow Motoko Baba, and his removal by a board of executives in 2000, Misawa left All Japan Pro Wrestling in May 2000; followed by all but two natives (Toshiaki Kawada and Masanobu Fuchi) and 2 non-natives (Stan Hansen and Maunakea Mossman) to form Pro Wrestling Noah.In 1996, he became an inaugural member of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame.Misawa then went on to dominate All Japan Pro Wrestling throughout the 1990s, with multiple AJPW World Tag Team Title reigns, and feuds with Kawada, Kenta Kobashi, Jun Akiyama, Taue, and Williams throughout the rest of the 1990s.Misawa was trained in professional wrestling by Dick "The Destroyer" Beyer, Shohei Baba, and Dory Funk, Jr.. He made his professional debut on August 21, 1981 for All Japan Pro Wrestling.Misawa's death has caused several wrestling promotions to work toward a stronger approach to regulating professional wrestling in the country.On August 22, 1992, Misawa defeated Hansen to win the first of what would eventually be five AJPW Triple Crown Heavyweight Championships