[2.0] "While there where a couple of good matches and the last two matches where very good the main body of this show was putrid . Three of the matches where terrible as in I would rate them a 0 . Most of the rest where real bad . Akebono looked in legit distress in his match . Maybe he was taking a huge swallow of his pride being in such a disgrace of a match . They use a strategy similar to WWE . Put enough good wrestling on the shows to keep the wrestling fans watching but use most of the show to entertain those who are not really into the wrestling part . It works for both of them . Matches worth watching : Kouki Iwasaki, Nobuhiro Shimatani & Rainbow Kawamura vs. Guanchulo, Mao Inoue & Shunma Katsumata , Daichi Kazato, Ryu Gouma & Takumi Tsukamoto vs. World Heaviest Heavy Metal Tag (FUMA & Yusuke Kubo) & SAGAT , Minoru Suzuki vs. Yukio Sakaguchi , Happy Motel (Konosuke Takeshita & Tetsuya Endo) (c) vs. Daisuke Sasaki & Shuji Ishikawa and my top match was Isami Kodaka (c) vs. HARASHIMA ."

[10.0] "A lengthy show, but a magnificent one, from top to bottom. Every match was entertaining, either as a hilarious unique piece of comedy, a crazy showing of action and spots, a serious wrestling competition, or some combination of those. Multiple ****+ matches in the second half of the show after several laugh-out-loud moment earlier on made the show feel well-paced, with the Three-Way Falls Count Anywhere Tag Team return of Kota Ibushi being a perfect transition, while being one of the best matches of the night. I don't know if I could name my favorite moment of the night if I tried. Just a perfect wrestling show that proves that DDT is pretty much the best company going in Japan right now, and should be in the Top 3 on the planet no matter how you slice it."