Dragon Kid & Susumu Yokosuka vs. Jason Lee & Kota Minoura

[8.0] "Two young talents vs. two veterans of Dragon Gate. And this was a good match, where Jason and Kota have proven that they are the future of this promotion and deserve to be Open The Twin Gate champions. And Dragon Kid was just Dragon Kid, working like (or even better than) young guys Lee and Minoura."

[8.0] "It wasn't interesting at the beginning, but to my surprise, their work led me to the point where I couldn't tear myself away from the screen. Dragon Kid is as young and bouncy as ever and in fact does most of the work in his team. Lee and Minoura are excellent tag team workers, surprising with their interactions and constant ways to keep the match in check. Susumu was not enough, but every action was appropriate and he really well integrated into what was happening. The only drawback is that the match is quickly forgotten after a while, but this is a matter of taste. Good job (****)."

[8.0] "Great techical wrestling with vintage moves, high speed and true intensity. Can`t say the fight was at the level of "passing the torch" story of emotions, but still really solid. Looking forward for Kota & Jason future defences, they got the great momentum. ****"

[7.0] "Good, but the first half of the match dragged, I however really liked Jason Lee's comeback at the end ***3/4"

[9.0] "Minoura and Jason Lee do it again! Jason Lee has long been an excellent part of the roster so it's no surprise that he was able to level up with ease. Minoura continued showing great promise in his young career. They took their push with great stride earlier in the year and made the best of it (Add in their great tag match at Memorial Gate against BxB Hulk & Kazma as further evidence of that). This was another fantastic, high-level performance from those two. So much of the flash and drama in the match emanate from these two. They weren't alone in that regard either. Susumu and Dragon Kid were great as the glue that held some of the more intricate sequences together towards the end. Both at the end and the middle of the match where they dominated the match with well oiled tag team wrestling. Just as aggressive as deft in execution. Like the pros they were, they contrasted their style and roles to Lee and Minorua. And that added to the whole generational story of the match and the promotion as a whole. The match did a super job at building up the match in tempo and intensity starting with a slow but solid foundation and ending it with a spectacular closing stretch. This crescendoed with Jason Lee and the DG generation getting the win. As they should've. ****1/4"