[10.0] "I'm running out of new ways to praise Dump Matsumoto, the most heinous heel in all of wrestling history. It's hard to even make the right comparison, maybe somebody like Andre the Giant or Stone Cold insofar as whenever she appears you know the normal flow is about to be completely disrupted and thrown out the window. Her aura is truly off the charts. Here she's battling a wrestler with a cool name, but Dump is far more devilish than her opponent. Amazingly, this match was a bit less reliant on copious weapon usage than most of Dump's big matches, instead relying more on simply being a hard hitting fight where they pounded the hell out of each other (obviously there are still weapons crucial to the plot). And of course there is still some interference from Dump's Villainous Alliance, quite blatant in fact as they continue to take advantage of puro's lax DQ standards for this era. Perhaps surprisingly, Devil actually takes the win here with some help from her own allies, unifying two major titles and (temporarily) retiring the All Pacific belt. Like all Dump matches I have seen from this era, this was an absolute blast, a crazy maelstrom of chaotic energy that I loved."
[8.0] "Wow that was genius, I love both women's roles here and I thought it was well done for me. Very good baby face performance by devil here it was fascinating to me to watch her here and against dump! . Really good stuff here."
[7.0] "This is very reliant on Devil Masami's babyface performance for me. The crowd gets behind her, with Dump being the biggest villain perhaps ever, and she has to fend off all the interference and weapon usage. But the match has its moments of being a pure, straight-laced type match, before developing into a Dump "hide the weapon" match. It's an interesting match to watch. Masami's selling is excellent but the match doesn't really get to that level. ***1/2"
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