Davey Boy Smith Jr., Lance Archer, Shelton Benjamin & Takashi Iizuka vs. Mikey Nicholls, Naomichi Marufuji, Shane Haste & Toru Yano

[4.0] "A really good showcase of TMDK, they were looking like future stars at that point, just a shame that besides New Japan WWE was the only place to go at that point and kind of killed them off. Got everyone on the card."

[5.0] "If only the NOAH guys hadn't come in and run afoul of Suzuki-gun we could've saved ourselves from them ruining NOAH for a couple of years. Marufuji, Haste & Benjamin all put in impressive performances but it's still just a decent match. 2.75 stars"

[4.0] "Same rating as the previous match because it was the same kind of matches. At least, I want to watch some Marufuji and Shelton matches now lol. **"

[3.0] "Nothing really going for this match. A couple of good spots but other than that there is nothing to like. The crowd was not into it, Iizuka was a dork, and in general this match never even really felt like it got started."

[4.0] "It's a mult-man tag match; there's not much of a ceiling here. It's just kinda inoffensively bleh and has moments of cool spots from specific wrestlers you may like."

[5.0] "Shane Haste made this match pretty great if you just took in his performance. That absolutely beautiful standing drop kick to Archer & the sell he did for Archer's chokeslam. Shame he was absolutely wasted as Slapjack. Also kinda sad Shelton didn't get more time in this."

[5.0] "Not much to this one either. This was just to squeeze as much talent onto the show as possible. I have nothing against it though, but it usually resulted in meaningless throwaway matches like this, which doesn't help nor hurt anyone. [**1/2]"

[5.0] "Despite the talent involved (and there is a lot of talent), this match doesn't really build too much and is pretty forgettable."

[4.0] "I believe I saw this back when the show on AXS started? Didn't make much impression then or now, you can see there's talent in the match but as often happens in these New Japan multi-man matches, they just don't feel like they matter much."