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[[NJPW]] tag team of [[Naito]] & [[Yujiro]]. Having lost the IWGP junior heavyweight tag team titles at 2009's January 4th Tokyo Dome show to the [[TNA]] team of [[Chris Sabin]] & [[Alex Shelley]], they toured North America for most of 2009's remainder as part of a year-long learning excursion. First, chasing the champs back to TNA in the the US until May, after which they went to [[CMLL]] until the end of the year. | [[NJPW]] tag team of [[Naito]] & [[Yujiro]]. Having lost the IWGP junior heavyweight tag team titles at 2009's January 4th Tokyo Dome show to the [[TNA]] team of [[Chris Sabin]] & [[Alex Shelley]], they toured North America for most of 2009's remainder as part of a year-long learning excursion. First, chasing the champs back to TNA in the the US until May, after which they went to [[CMLL]] until the end of the year. | ||
Joined up with [[Okumura]]'s [[La Ola Amarilla]] faction of Japanese ''rudos'', and won a hair vs hair match each. Naito claimed [[Toscano]]'s at the [[Infierno en el Ring#2009|Infierno en el Ring]] cage match in July, and Yujiro won [[Black Warrior]]'s 1-on-1 in October. This set them both up a joint hair loss to [[Los Hijos del Averno]] | Joined up with [[Okumura]]'s [[La Ola Amarilla]] faction of Japanese ''rudos'', and won a hair vs hair match each. Naito claimed [[Toscano]]'s at the [[Infierno en el Ring#2009|Infierno en el Ring]] cage match in July, and Yujiro won [[Black Warrior]]'s 1-on-1 in October. This set them both up for a joint hair loss to [[Los Hijos del Averno]]'s [[Terrible]] & [[El Texano Jr.]] at December's [[Sin Salida, 2009|Sin Salida]]. They returned to NJPW for the 2010 January 4th Tokyo Dome show as heavyweights and won the main IWGP Tag Titles (ironically enough from another TNA team). | ||
Yujiro also won the 2009 [[Gran Alternativa]] during the excursion, alongside Okumura. In the long run however, it would be Naito who'd gain more from the experience, come back for further runs in the following years, and [[Los Ingobernables#Spin-off Groups|help promote lucha culture]] to the world. | Yujiro also won the 2009 [[Gran Alternativa]] during the excursion, alongside Okumura. In the long run however, it would be Naito who'd gain more from the experience, come back for further runs in the following years, and [[Los Ingobernables#Spin-off Groups|help promote lucha culture]] to the world. | ||
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NJPW tag team of Naito & Yujiro. Having lost the IWGP junior heavyweight tag team titles at 2009's January 4th Tokyo Dome show to the TNA team of Chris Sabin & Alex Shelley, they toured North America for most of 2009's remainder as part of a year-long learning excursion. First, chasing the champs back to TNA in the the US until May, after which they went to CMLL until the end of the year.
Joined up with Okumura's La Ola Amarilla faction of Japanese rudos, and won a hair vs hair match each. Naito claimed Toscano's at the Infierno en el Ring cage match in July, and Yujiro won Black Warrior's 1-on-1 in October. This set them both up for a joint hair loss to Los Hijos del Averno's Terrible & El Texano Jr. at December's Sin Salida. They returned to NJPW for the 2010 January 4th Tokyo Dome show as heavyweights and won the main IWGP Tag Titles (ironically enough from another TNA team).
Yujiro also won the 2009 Gran Alternativa during the excursion, alongside Okumura. In the long run however, it would be Naito who'd gain more from the experience, come back for further runs in the following years, and help promote lucha culture to the world.
