[5.0] "If you like the little things then you'll certainly enjoy this show. The matches are simple and easy to get into, but they aren't exactly classics in the traditional sense. Easy digestive booking from AJPW. Champ Carnival bouts: Arashi -vs- Katsuhiko Nakajima [**] Power and age against speed and youth. Or in other words; A squash. Satoshi Kojima -vs- Minoru Suzuki [** 1/2] If you've seen a lot of Suzuki you know what to expect. A lot of heelish playing around. He's great at that. The little things which was needed for such a long match making it entertaining to watch. While Suzuki is great at the devil role his weakness is that very little that he does looks like he's trying to win. He seems just to enjoy inflicting pain to inflict even more pain, but never to finish you off. Keiji Muto -vs- Yutaka Yoshie [** 1/4] Good and exactly what you'd expect. Muto hurt his rib early setting off some pain as he was running into the ropes. That made for an obvious target for Yoshie who quickly applied a bearhug squeezing the injured area. Muto on the other hand focused on Yoshie's taped knee landing a series of very targeted dropkicks slowing the big man down making it easy to hit Shining Wizards in the later stages of the battle. Yoshie focused more on his fat-man offense doing a few dives splashing Muto down. + Taiyo Kea & D-Lo Brown & Buchanan & Matt Morgan -vs- TARU & Kohei Suwama & Shuji Kondo & "brother" YASSHI [** 1/4]"