[6.0] "An interesting show to watch with a diverse range of styles. You get a world of sports style exhibition in the opener, a more shoot style tag bout and an amazing Ten Man junior heavyweight spotfest. Theres a few comedy segments sprinkled in as well, though they do fly a bit over my head, not being familiar with puro as much. The Main event is a bit of a letdown with Hayabusa getting his knee injured and its a shame the videos that are easily found have the undercard matches cut down quite a bit. Still fine watch Saint vs Hoshikawa (7/10) Wilkins vs Lane (5/10) BattlARTS Tag (7/10) Six Man Tag (5/10) Ten Man Tag (9/10) Shinzaki vs Hayabusa (4/10)"

[7.0] "Brilliant and classic show let down by a really sad finish. The good was that this was a true variety show of great work, catch style, shoot style and lucharesu on display at the highest level is always amazing to see and there are barely any examples (if any! ) where you can see all three and more on one show! On top of this there is one of the most influential and exciting multi-man matches you will ever see. The bad is the fact that on a 6 match card, 2 are middling and one is outright depressing to end. All that being said, if you stop after the 10 man tag you will bear witness to a true variety card filled with some really cool wrestling and wacky entertainment. Worth a watch, especially if you can find a copy that has not been butchered by edits."

[8.0] "This had more great stuff than i expected. Johnny Saint is a must watch, man! 55 years old and still managed to make an opening match be that good. Absolute Legend. The PWA Title match is a low point, though. Anyway, Otsuka and Ishikawa vs Ikeda and Yoneyama was a damn great shoot style match. The it came the legends match and i try not to judge those, they're there to make you feel more than for the wrestling itself and it acomplished that. All of them did well though and Dynamite Kid tried really hard to belong there in his last match ever. I enjoyed that. Then it came the intermission and, shit, i lmfao with that Inoki impersonator dude, wtf was that? And the Zebra? WTF? Loved it! The Co-Main event was insane, 32 minutes of non-stop action that could've been cut a bit shorter but it was great nonetheless. All good, all great, stop here, the main event isn't worth it. Maybe Hayabusa got injured before the match got really good, i don't know. But this was underwhelming to say the least. Still a pretty good show, though."

[7.0] "So yeah, this was a very good show. Nothing that anyone would call great until the Kaientai vs Sekigun match. But it was a real solid undercard filled with a variety of matches that worked in their own ways. Even the weakest match in the undercard had some value with the post match fight. The main event was a colossal failure due to injury and zero quality on show before said injury. [BEST TO WORST] Kaientai vs Sekigun - Impressive 30 minutes of intrictuate spot wrestling that combined wacky personalities together [****1/4]. Naohiro Hoshikawa vs. Johnny Saint - Super underrated gem. Could've been an exhibition but there was enough flair, competitiveness and gritt on show [***1/2]. Daisuke Ikeda & Satoshi Yoneyama vs. Alexander Otsuka & Yuki Ishikawa - BattLart touring match. Very enjoyable. Otsuka showed off his insane range and Yoneyama was a decent underdog [***1/2]. Legends Trio Match - Clipped but that's for the best. Some good signature spots [**1/2]. Wellington Wilkins Jr vs. Lenny Lane - Wilkins vs Genjins in the post match made this perfectly average match worth watching [**]. Jinsei Shinzaki vs. Hayabusa - Match Pre-Injury was pretty terrible. Post injury was worse - [DUD]."