El Gigante & Koji Kitao vs. The Great Shinja & Typhoon

[2.0] "In places a messy match between two random alliances. I like Fred Ottman, Shinja had some good tag team matches too, but the teams just didn't seem to work together at all and it was a rather boring match with not very good finish."

[2.0] "Shown in full via commercial tape, abet entrances are cut and there's some small clips here and there. Yes, Gigante did wrestle a bit after his failed pushes in the West, but trust me, you weren't missing much. This is apart of the one night tag tournament which had some of the most random combinations of wrestlers you could think of: this is one of them, with Typhoon (better known as the infamous Shockmaster) and Great Shinja (better known as Sato in the Orient Express) against Gigante and Kitao, whom is better known for being, well, a bit of a prick. This starts as a messy brawl and ends as one, but there's some decent interaction between Kitao and Typhoon as two big lads just throwing each other around for backdrops. Shinja cheats a lot, Gigante literally does nothing: all he can do is lean back on something and take blows, he literally can't do anything beyond that, guy's even more immobile than old Giant Baba, and that's saying a lot. Kitao cleans house but as he tagged in Gigante and he can't get in the ring, they lose via count-out. Utterly terrible bout. Short, little action beyond some Kitao offence and Shinja being a sneaky heel. Typhoon tries, but he's not exactly very good either. This would probably have been better if Gigante didn't stink up the joint with his inability to wrestle."