[8.0] "While a little below the normal excellence for this group it was still a very good show with no bad matches . The main while still very good was handicapped by Yoshi involved and Hulk and Yoshino not up to traditional standards . Matches worth watching : all of them and my top match was Over Generation (CIMA & Kaito Ishida) & Peter Kaasa vs. VerserK (Cyber Kong, Kotoka & Naoki Tanizaki)"

[7.0] "No matter the match line-ups and/or the consequences, or lack thereof, of the night's events, the Korakuen shows are guaranteed to have the most consistent mic work of any DG events and from this the fans get plenty of opportunities to see the vaunted collective system breakdown into its more individual parts. Though this wasn't Yamato's finest g-home speech prior to the PPV on 07/24 he's fortunately still in his face honeymoon period and thus the spirit was one of acceptance and hope as he heads into Kobe. Besides, Shingo's very strong at asserting his virile dominance even if he has Jobbed far more in the past six months than I would have liked. If a 35 minute main event could be standard, this was by DG's 3 way standards yet almost every one would equal or surpass the 3 1/2 star plain. Yosshi, unsurprisngly, did very little; by now his in-ring sucks. the first two matches are comedy; Ishida Kaito is consistent, as young boy will be, but in the end he did his job. Susumu did something, in the tag, that I don't ever recall seeing: Gamma did his top-rope spit spot, Susumu must have kept the water in his mouth as he retained it to spit it at Ishida. 4th match: I'm not buying the two mid 40 dudes laying the beatdown on two, bigger mid 20 dudes. During intermission, why isn't T-Hawk selling anger/disappointment that his team lost the fall/and the belts a few days back. That pissed me off! The S Maria tag was alright but the post-match star-crossed lovers routine was better. 6. 75"