[4.0] "The whole card had two decent matches on it and a whole lot of bleh, unfortunately including the main event. I wouldn't call any of the matches here outright bad, but it felt uninspired for the most part. The production quality in the smaller venue didn't help any. [MOTN: Manabu Soya vs. Ulka Sasaki]"

[6.0] "Poor attendance, bad lighting, but an invested crowd. Three of the four tournament were good to great, with only Morris versus Mante disappointing. No 'match of the tournament' on this show, but with only four tournament matches to watch that were all 20 minutes or less, this was a breeze to watch."

[5.0] "No real stand out match for this N-1 show. Forfeits really took away from this show. Ok to skip this show."

[7.0] "Decent event given it went just over 2 hours which were a breeze to watch, only match I did not enjoy that much was Jack Morris vs Luis Mante. Alejandro vs Junta Miyawaki: A decent opener for the show, that had a mixture of good high flying action and also submission wrestling as well, the time limit draw was okay but would like to have seen a winner [***1/4]. Tadasuke, Tavion Heights & YO-HEY vs Kai Fujimura, Ryohei Oiwa & Yu Owada: Solid six man tag team match, solid action throughout from bell to bell, Heights picking up the win was good to see [***]. Alpha Wolf vs Kenoh: Wolf started the match hitting a tope on Kenoh before he even got in the ring, the action was hard hitting with chops and kicks, the double count out result was fine but would like to have seen a winner and them have got more time to really shine [***]. Jack Morris vs Luis Mante: This was a weak match, did not pique my interest much, both are capable of putting on a better quality match but sadly did not on this occassion [*3/4]. Daga & Super Crazy vs AMAKUSA & HAYATA: It was an okay tag team match, not much memorable really happened, it served its purpose of getting wrestlers on the show [**]. Manabu Soya vs Ulka Sasaki: An alright match, solid action from both, decent rookie vs veteran match that did what it needed to do [**3/4]. Kaito Kiyomiya vs Josh Briggs: It was a decent main event little guy vs buy guy match, Kiyomiya held his own against the bigger Briggs, Briggs looked solid throughout, the action was solid and enjoyed it [***3/4]"