Chris Dickinson vs. Minoru Suzuki

[7.0] "This was a typical Minoru Suzuki match, but Dickinson is quite good a that sort of thing, so it was very enjoyable."

[8.0] "though battle between two tough men. nice pearl at storytelling in two points, the rest is a great battle"

[8.0] "This was very similar to most of the matches on Suzuki's tour, which basically means a lot of stiff strikes and ground moves, made entertaining due to his remarkable skill and charisma. Nothing surprising to anyone who's seen the other ones, but definitely a great match."

[7.0] "Good main event between Suzuki and Dickinson which may not have been the great stiff affair I imagined to be quite honest but was still better than their first encounter which took place under the Bloodsport rules, here we just got a well-worked professional wrestling match between two of the best and it was very fun from start to finish. These two guys went at each other with no limits, they didn't hesitate to work on each other's body parts like when Dickinson had fun destroying Suzuki's leg and we saw a lot of cool sequences. Maybe a little too long so it wasn't always perfectly paced and it wasn't always captivating to watch, but it was still qualitative as it should be with these two wrestlers. Dickinson's last televised singles match in a while and I hope he recovers from his injury very quickly."

[8.0] "This was really good, albeit not quite as good as their Bloodsport match. There were a couple weird spots, like when Dickinson somehow screwed up going to the ground in a headlock, but this was otherwise technically solid, and Suzuki is of course awesome at playing to the crowd. ***3/4"

[7.0] "The match is good, not as good as the Bloodsport one, but very interesting having a one on one match without stipulation."

[7.0] "I prefered their match from the Bloodsport but it stills a very good one. Suzuki's strikes were very impactful, and Dickinson played well his role. He wanted his revenge from the Bloodsport and he did everything to achieve his goal, but Suzuki was stronger than him, once again. ***1/2"