Andre The Giant, Dory Funk Jr. & Giant Baba vs. Kenta Kobashi, Toshiaki Kawada & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi

[7.0] "It's such a surreal sight seeing Kobashi and Andre the Giant go at it. And despite being so close to death, I was amazed it how much offense Andre absorbed in this match. Like, he was in there taking some STIFF Kawada kicks, which probably isn't the best thing for a person in his condition to take. The rest of the "dream match" interactions here are pretty wonky, but it's still fun to see Kikuchi and Dory exchange blows -- it's pretty much the pro wrestling equivalent of staring into a rift in the multiverse or something. It's a curiosity piece and hardly anything more, but it's certainly not boring."

[7.0] "A really good match of three young guys with something to prove against a team of old vets with knowledge and experience under their belts. Yes, Baba and Andre were both very broken down (especially Andre who can barely stand) and struggling a lot during this period, but they knew that and allow Funk to work most of the match, only coming in when the crowd is at their hottest. The young guys show off their skills expertly, with Kawada's awesome spinning back kick and Kobashi's moonsault popping the crowd and leading to some close near falls. The only thing I'd change would be the ending which feels a bit anti-climactic after all that preceded it, although Funk getting the victory for his team was the right call given that he had the longest left to go in the ring."

[8.0] "Right off the bat, I notice 2 things: 1. This feels like a special match, a team of living legends going against the class of legends, truly feels like a torch passing. 2. Andre looked rough, oh boy. Leaning on anything or anyone any chance he got. Funk could still go, even if he was in his 50s. Going hold to hold with the young team. Baba was OK too. Andre couldn't do anything here, he shouldn't even got in the ring. That being said, just the image of Kobashi/Kawada facing off with Andre is something I would off even thought I would see. The moonsault spot made me pop and it got even better after that. Great, fun tag match."

[7.0] "This is a really fun undercard tag match considering there are people in the crowd who move more than Andre."

[7.0] "Not the best match but it's really fun, Andre and Baba are very much washed at this point but Dory could still go but they still held up their own, Andre really didn't do much but seeing Kawada kick him is just cool to see. Definitely just a nostalgia match but the fans really make it, super fun match"

[7.0] "I never thought I'd see Kawada kick Andre the Giant. The match is pleasant but the legends (especially the aforementioned giant, who will die the year after) were ahead of their time. Despite this, especially Dory jr make a good impression and almost all 6 have their moment to show off. Not a masterpiece but it lets you look"

[6.0] "Honestly a far better match than it had any right to be. In spite of having two men who were largely immobile on one side they actually produced a solid and entertaining match. The story here was one of Youth vs. Experience. The veteran team may have been old but it consisted of one of the biggest stars in the history of pro Wrestling in Andre the Giant, A Japanese megastar and former 3 Time World Champion in Giant Baba, and one of the greatest world champions in history in Dory Funk Jr. On the other side were three rising stars with talent and potential, who had not yet reached the heights of their opponents. Ultimately they lacked the experience necessary to over come the veteran guile and technical prowess of Dory Funk, or the overwhelming might of Andre the Giant or Giant Baba. Not a classic by any stretch but entertaining and well worth a watch just for the people involved in it."