Daiki Inaba, Kazuyuki Fujita, Masa Kitamiya, Shuhei Taniguchi & Takashi Sugiura vs. El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr., Michael Elgin, Rene Dupree, Simon Gotch & Timothy Thatcher

[6.0] "Hey this match is good. Entertaining and of course with a big focus on the foreign wrestlers involved. 6.5."

[5.0] "The epitome of "fine". Would have liked to see some of these guys featured in matches with less people in it. Thatcher in particular coming off of a hot debut should have been given a little bit more shine."

[6.0] "Lots of solid action from start to finish, with the Thatcher/Taniguchi and Elgin/Kitamiya pairings showing up the most. Still, not anything you wouldn't see in the semi-main of a NOAH Korakuen show. (***)"

[7.0] "It's pretty hard to mess up a multi-man tag, and considering the talent that was in the ring, I knew they wouldn't disappoint. IMO this was match of the night, up to that point in the show."

[7.0] "I expected this match to be fun, and it met my expectations well. Essentially the Gaijins against the NOAH guys, a very enjoyable and physical match. It had a blend of everything though, even technical and high-flying stuff. Real talented wrestlers in this as well. Not a huge fan of how Sugiuras team could have done. Also I wanted to see more of Thatcher. Kind of a shame we didnt get everyone involved as much as I wanted, but it was still a good match. [*** 1/2]"

[7.0] "Not bad. Gaijins who have recently joined the promotion against established old-timers. It was a quick match, where everyone managed to show their best sides, especially I liked how Gotch took his chance, an amazing guy. The ending between Inaba and Elgin was absolutely predictable, but worthy (***1/4)."