Black Tiger & Eddie Guerrero vs. Katsuyori Shibata & Wataru Inoue

[7.0] "Shibata is pretty good in this, Eddie is great, obviously its interesting off the merit of those names being in the ring together, Inoue isn't great and is visibly a step behind and Black Tiger is a decent enough hand."

[7.0] "not a bad match, good heel work and actions same. it's incredible, by the way, to have in the same ring Shibata and Guerrero"

[6.0] "Eddie is thoroughly functioning as a heel, ranging from his tactics, showing slight cowardice early on, and being a bully by roughing up his opponents. Black Tiger wasn't afraid to get cute with the crowd (approximately two spots) and show his more flashy side, but it was never at the expense of his burly, imposing presence that was in full effect when he and Inoue engaged in some machismo physicality. Shibata and Inoue were technical Young Lions, with Inoue being more scientific, as he'd go for a limb or a submission hold most of the time that he was in there, and he also had the most trouble in terms of miscommunication, but it wasn't anything disastrous. Eddie and Tiger take most of the match after the first third, where it was mainly back and forth in terms of both teams briefly shifting control. The rest of the match is largely an extended control segment on Shibata, with the last few minutes being trial and error for the Young Lions, which ends triumphantly for them in a manner that is appropriate for the lesser experienced to pick up a victory. ***"

[8.0] "A really simple estructure but incredible performed in its easiness: two veterans beating up two younglings (mainly Shibata) with a surprising victory for the latter via roll-up. A worth watching little match with two of the very best in history, see K. Shibata and E. Guerrero"

[6.0] "If there is no other reason to watch this match? How amazing is this lineup? Eddie Guerrero sharing the ring with Katsuyori Shibata with Red Shoes as referee is an NJPW dream. And the match certainly has some impressive exchanges between them. Guerrero and Tiger are dominant, but Inoue and Shibata are resilient and resourceful. The type of match that makes you wonder what could have been. Quite a hidden gem. 3 stars, 6 out of 10."

[8.0] "A hidden gem and a match many don't know about. This is in some ways a traditional veterans vs young lions matchup. The match starts with two of the best in recent wrestling history in Eddie Guerrero and Shibata. Shibata and Inoue have great tag team chemistry and also have great chemistry with Guerrero. For a little over two years as in ring talent, Shibata and Inoue are already quite good and impressive during this match. It is free on Youtube and anyone who likes Shibata or Guerrero should check this out"