[3.0] "This is defiantly a middle of the card, no stakes tag match. The biggest takeaway from this match is 'Mean' Dice Morgan before he becomes the Undertaker. You would have no idea that he would go on to be a 30 year staple of the business because he is very basic in this. Very clunky and clearly hasn't found his groove as a wrestler. I have never seen Saito in a good match so nothing changes there. Bam Bam and Hashimoto were on auto pilot mode but played their roles fine. If you want to see the Deadman in a completely strange environment, give it a watch but as a match, I'd give it a miss."
[8.0] "Das ist so eine Rarität und ja ich habe ja das mit Punisher Dice Morgan & Scott Hall vs Masa Saito & Shinya Hashimoto um die IWGP Tag Team Title von NJPW Big Fight Series 1990 in den Guide geben. Das ist schon eine Rarität, ich finde Mark allererste NJPW Match als Punisher Dice Morgan dieses Gimmick hat er echt nur in Japan verwendet noch seltener. Hier gebe ich klar (***1/2)."
[4.0] "Notable for being only one of a few matches Undertaker wrestled in Japan, and only one of two I can find online, this is a pretty standard tag bout with some moments of greatness for the future Deadman. His flying forearm looks fantastic and his step-out top rope elbow finish is impressive. Masa Saito's side suplex to Bam Bam is also pretty good. Nothing much else of note though."
[4.0] "Let's get one thing out of the way first: 1990 pre-Undertaker Mark Calloway? Not a great wrestler by any means. Seeing him in this match is a fascinating piece of history, wrestling Shinya Hashimoto in a New Japan ring, working side-by-side with Bam Bam Bigelow - but he wasn't a good wrestler his first few years of being the Undertaker, and this is worse. Sloppy, unrefined, and unimpressive - but that top rope elbow finish? Especially when he steps out onto the ropes? Fantastic, and very impressive. The rest of the match is largely just fine - Hashimoto and Bam Bam are great, but don't do anything special here, and working around a green rookie like 'Dice Morgan' doesn't do either any favors. Watch it for the weirdness of Undertaker-in-Japan, just don't expect much."
[4.0] "Quite an undistinguished match, though it is of course fascinating to see Undertaker wrestling in a New Japan ring in Korakuen Hall. He does the rope walk elbow drop thing he used to do pre-Taker, but it doesn't look as good this time as he doesn't walk far before the jump. Not much to it beyond the admittedly strong novelty factor."
