[10.0] "This is the best show ever held on Tokyo Dome. No Wrestle Kingdom could ever compete with this masterpiece of a show."

[8.0] "This match is absolutely wild. This match is a surreal fever dream between two legend's filled with Cameos from the likes of Aja Kong, Shinsuke Nakamura, Hiroshi Tanahashi, Jun Kasai among others. Was it a good WRESTLING match. No not really but it was still incredible. Like when else are you Takagi and the freakin murder grandpa play baseball. Phenomenal comedy/no ring/empty arena match."

[10.0] "It's a one match show so it's gotta get the same rating as the match, a five star or ten. Just fantastic stuff. No other matches needed"

[9.0] "A one match show. This is an extremely bizarre but very fun match. Suzuki plays the role of the terminator, pursuing Takagi through the arena relentlessly. Along the way they meet all manner of strange wrestlers, fans, and situations, and the fight goes on."

[10.0] "This is the first time DDT has ever had the Tokyo Dome, and they decided to run an empty arena match, pretty much highlighting their entire philosophy right there. The match itself is the best comedy match of all time with numerous cameos and great moments, and it works so well because of both Suzuki's and Takagi's full commitment to every absurd detail in the match. Definitely recommend."

[9.0] "It's not many shows that could proudly boast of packing exactly zero fans into the Tokyo Dome, but here we are. While not necessarily the kind of match you'd normally associate a badass like Suzuki with, from a pure fun standpoint, this was a real winner. Lots of creative use of the environment with the field, stands, backstage areas and hallways all coming into play, and lots of fun guest appearances and cameos along the way. Easily one of the most fun wrestling presentations I've seen since the Broken Hardys stuff last year, and probably the best Empty Arena match since the Rock and Mankind in "Half-Time Heat" eighteen years earlier."

[9.0] "One of the best comedy matches i've seen in a long time with Suzuki kicking Ihashi multiple times of the stairs and Kasai putting Ohka through a table and the SAFE spots made it for a great match ****1/2"

[10.0] "An impressive draw of 0 fans for this monumental show in the Tokyo Dome. Minoru Suzuki hypes up the empty seats to clap along, walks through invisible ropes and kicks an invisible young boy as Kaze Ni Nare blasts from the baseball stadium speakers. Before the match can begin, Aja Kong sings the Japanese National Anthem, regardless of the wrestlers' want to fight. Submissions are broken up by touching a base (SAFE) a couple of times before they begin to brawl throughout the building. From there, it's highlights after highlights: Saki Akai is in the stands selling beer (which Suzuki cannot afford as he doesn't have his wallet), Ladybeard is doing a photoshoot, Gota Ihashi is rolled down the stairs via MiSu kicks multiple times, Ken Ohka shows up, Jun Kasai is moonlighting as a janitor and puts Ohka through a table, Dino shows up with some gay adult film stars to tickle people, a muay thai fighter is sparring in a hallway, NJPW cosplayers (including the prolific Chinsuke Nakamura) get in Suzuki's face before being knocked out, Genichiro Tenryu is a batting coach that slaps the piss out of Takagi and lets Suzuki have some baseballs to throw at him, Meiko Satomura is on the pitcher's mound with her entrance gear and a red mitt, half the DDT locker room brawl in the infield over crooked rules, and more. In the end, Takagi takes a Gotch Piledriver in the dirt and cannot reach home base to break the cover that wins Suzuki the match. Afterwards, Takagi says he let all of DDT down, tricks people into thinking he's retiring, and then challenges Suzuki to a rematch on an UNINHABITED ISLAND. A wonderful ~50 minutes of entertainment that only DDT can provide; one of the best pure comedy matches of the year (****). It's free on Youtube, so everybody should watch this."