[6.0] "Too much was riding on the main event, and while it was very good, there have been better DDT main events this year. The ASUKA/Akiyama hype didn't work; I wanted Ueno to just rinse Masa, but they dragged it out; the six-man semi never got me engaged. Joey Janela had a standout performace, but this was all about Higuchi/Endo which was great, but won't be talked about much as the year progresses."

[9.0] "The first half of the show is just great, the undercard matches coped with their task and were even better than they should be, even the match with the participation of the politician turned out to be sincere, and it was nice to see how he tries and how he succeeds. Akiyama's match, where is he for the first time (for the first time, right? ) fought against a woman, also cool, although, of course, I expected more here. The second half was strange for me: Janela, who left the best impressions of himself with the match against Akito, showed real shit against Shunma. Ueno-Takahashi is a good match, but not a level of this event. I just didn't understand Takeshita's tag team match, and at no point did he cause me emotions, except laughter from how Konosuke beats everyone in a row here, and how it contrasts with his booking in AEW. But the main event, which, without exaggeration, was legendary, put everything in its place and left me at the end of the show with maximum emotions, unlike Never Mind and last year's Peter Pan. Higuchi and Endo demonstrated the best they can do against each other at the moment, and showed respect for each other behind the scenes, like real men. Maybe there are a lot of mediocre matches (although, in fact, 2-3 out of 9), but emotionally this show was amazing."

"My first DDT show. Lot's of great stuff. Especially loved the main event. Higuchi's a champ I can get behind."

[3.0] "A couple of good matches, some decent matches and some dross do not make for a high enough peak or average quality for a show of this length."

[9.0] "Peter Pan is in the books for another year, and it was (unsurprisingly) a great show. Watch for the main event, stay for Take's return, Jun Akiyama's first ever mixed match, and the amazing young guns (except Okada at the ancient age of 30) in the opener."