[6.0] "There weren't any blowaway matches, but there were a couple of okay matches and a few that weren't really noteworthy. AMAKUSA, Eita, Junta Miyawaki & Shuji Kondo vs HAYATA, Tadasuke, YO-HEY & Yuto Kikuchi: An opening match that served its purpose of warming up the crowd for the rest of the show, a fine but short match that did not have much to it, the action was as you would expect [**]. Ulka Sasaki & Zozaya vs Black Menso-re & Mohammed Yone: This was a fine match, the pairing of Sasaki and Zozaya seemed okay, the action was fine as the match did not go that long [**]. Atsushi Kotoge, Go Shiozaki, Hajime Ohara & Kazuyuki Fujita vs Daiki Odashima, Masa Kitamiya, Naomichi Marufuji & Takashi Sugiura: The lariats from Shiozaki looked good, the main story out of this match was Fujita/Odashima, the match was solid for the 10 minutes they had [***]. El Hijo del Dr Wagner Jr & Galeno Del Mal vs LJ Cleary & Saxon Huxley: As a send off match for Wagner Jr, it was fine, nothing too noteworthy here, the action was of what it needed [***]. Daga & Yu Owada vs Alejandro & Kai Fujimura: This was mainly to establish Owada as a part of Team 2000X and to get his newly established persona over with the crowd, Alejandro and Fujimura had to overcome the hijinks of the heel team of Owada and Daga, might have run over a bit too long [**1/2]. Jack Morris & Omos vs Harutoki & Kaito Kiyomiya: The powerbomb from Omos at the end to Harutoki looked brutal, Omos being shown to look like a legit threat to anyone in NOAH was quite well worked and the only noteworthy here as nothing really stuck out here [*3/4]. Kenoh vs OZAWA: I actually liked this match, they had a good match for the most part until the no contest finish which I can understand to be honest with NOAH protecting OZAWA as he is the GHC Heavyweight Champion and they did not want him losing to the former champion Kenoh [***3/4]. Daga, Jack Morris, Omos, OZAWA, Yoshitatsu & Yu Owada vs Alejandro, Kai Fujimura, Kaito Kiyomiya & Kenoh: As a result of the previous match we got this impromptu handicap match which was fine, Omos continues to look impressive with his power, they did what they needed to do which was okay [**1/4]. Tetsuya Endo vs Manabu Soya: Endo being reintroduced to NOAH fans was fine, him aligning with Team 2000X was not so good when Yoshitatsu got involved after pulling the referee out of the ring, the match was going well until the last few minutes, Soya looked good, Endo winning the title was okay but would like to have seen Soya retain [***3/4]"

[6.0] "This show didn't have a blowaway match, but it succeeded at accomplishing a bunch of things, had a crowd that wanted everyone wrestling on the show succeed (it's amazing how hot they were for last three matches and OZAWA vs. Kenoh in particular) and ultimately gave me another reason to keep an eye on NOAH, just to see what's gonna happen next - you never know when they fuck something up, but so far things are looking promising enough. Team 2000X's introduction was hilariously bad, but they turned things around and kinda serve as a glimmer of hope for possible change in the foreseeable future - a bunch of heels with a chip on their shoulder got together and decided to just run things the way they want to, it's natural that babyfaces will eventually need to step up and make a big comeback, hopefully it will lead into something interesting."

[8.0] "The reactions of this sold out Korakuen crowd showed you that Team2000X are the top heels and OZAWA is the top guy, full stop. Getting Endo a title and turning him effectively into second in command after OZAWA was a great decision in a company that routinely makes poor ones."

[7.0] "Not a show filled with great matches but in terms of setting things up and getting new characters over this was great. I'm more excited about NOAH going into 2025 than I have been in years."

[7.0] "Fairly mediocre undercard with some decent semi/main event action. The eight man tag match was pretty fun however. Feels like this show was used to establish OZAWA and Endo for the future. Hopefully, NOAH can maintain that momentum for them"

[8.0] "Great show. Black menso-re was good at working the crowd. Solid get for the undercard. The send off for El Hijo del Dr.Wagner Jr. was very emotional. Five years at NOAH. Omos has been a good fit. Some lady screamed when he did the last ride. Ozawa is an amazing heel. Just what NOAH needed. The main event was alright. I wasn't a fan of Endo in DDT. Hopefully he does better in NOAH."