[6.0] "Yet another alright show from NOAH with no great matches but a series of pretty good ones. Kitamiya vs Rhino was short and underwhelming. Kitamiya showed some passion but couldn't get anything out of Rhino. **. Fujita vs Inamura was really fun for a 3-minute match. Inamura showed good intensity while Fujita did his worked-shoot style well. **1/2. Shiozaki & Hammerstone vs EHD Wagner Jr. & Nakajima was alright. It was fun watching the Axiz boys face off. Hammerstone showed nice power and agility, and EHD Wagner Jr. showed nice general lucha work. ***. Harada vs Kotoge started slow but ended up being pretty good. Cool individual spots in the first half followed by a good pace and series of rapid strike exchanges in the second. Kotoge's finishing stretch was very cool. ***1/4. Ridgeway, Kotaro, & Ogawa vs Ohara, Rongai, & Sakuraba was a basic showcase for everyone, with Sakuraba being heaps of fun every time he got involved. He was definitely the main attraction here. **3/4. Hayata vs Yo-hey was my MOTN. Lots of fun high-flying spots and acrobatics with impactful strikes thrown in. I also liked the contrast of Hayata's cold and focussed persona against Yo-hey's cheeky and wily attitude. Nice escalation of the spots leading up to the finish. ***1/4 - ***1/2. Akiyama, Kiyomiya, & Muto vs Mochizuki, Marufuji, & Taniguchi was another showcase tag match. It was fun seeing Muto relive his youth as best as he could. Akiyama and Taniguchi showed nice intensity and strikes. Kiyomiya and (to a lesser extent) Marufuji showed nice flashy attacks. Mochizuki got done dirty with how heavily he was dominated, despite arguably being the best wrestler in the ring. **3/4. Sugiura vs Kenou was your typical stiff NOAH match, though it felt directionless and honestly quite heartless. It was still fun seeing all the stiff strikes and big power moves, but this didn't at all standout from the million other matches NOAH have done in this style. ***"