"the show was fine dont care about the MMA matches, love when they make a new faction (heel on top of that) and they lose in 6 mins, and im sorry but the attendance was really bad, actually terrible, with the names it had hiromu, miyahara freaking ibushi's first match in Japan since Oct 2021, I was confident they would do better than DDT's wrestle peterpan (and i mainly only watch DDT) specially because DDT are the only ones that have an entrance ramp and blocks a lot of seats, anyways 7/10"

[6.0] "Not the best GLEAT show but still fun overall with a lot of stuff for a lot of different tastes. I think it's a shame that the LIDET UWF Championship was not defended here but the UWF rules tag match was cool and I hope we'll see Minoru Suzuki in GLEAT again. The MMA and kickboxing fights were fun but it certainly didn't make their own guys look good. The G-Rex title match was good but pretty much the usual puroresu big title match, didn't feel that special, even felt a little too long for what it was. The main event was solid and had some good moments even if Ibushi is clearly not at his best right now. Thought the last show at the Tokyo Dome City Hall was a little better but it's still a solid show for that type of promotion, hopefully it's not their last sumo hall show."

[7.0] "This was my first GLEAT show and I found it very easy to watch and follow, regardless of not knowing most of the competitors or understanding the commentary. The two first matches were not something I would otherwise watch, but didn't feel out of place here and I enjoyed them. The various multimans were all a good length and kept the action moving, The G-REX title match was a bit long but really hard hitting. The finale was a mixed bag for me, but heated up towards the end and had some big momentum for the GLEAT guys."

[10.0] "For me, this is the show of the year just because old man Akihiro Gono came out in RINGS gear while being cornered by Tsuyoshi Kohsaka. He got his jaw broken, but he still punked Tetsuya Izuchi in a GLEAT MMA bout. Give Kiyoshi Tamura the Booker of the Year Award."