Crusher Bam Bam Bigelow, Hiromichi Fuyuki & Yoji Anjo vs. Masahito Kakihara, Nobuhiko Takada & Yuhi Sano

[7.0] "The dynamic stood out right away, the mix of shoot style intensity and chaotic brawling. Takada has that physique that feels ahead of its time, almost like what you'd see much later in the 2010s scene. Bam Bam Bigelow is clearly in his element in Japan here, explosive and carrying a lot of presence."

[7.0] "Good match. Lots of variety in types of offense here. It was entertaining the whole way though. Lots of deadly looking strikes from the shoot style competitors in here and entertaining wild man antics from Fuyuki. Bigelow was the biggest star in this match being very explosive with all his moves and selling."

[7.0] "Pretty fun match and its interesting seeing Bam Bam mix it up with all these shoot style guys from UWFi"

[5.0] "A fun frenetic brawl for its runtime but let down by a lack of involvement from Bam Bam and a quite bland ending. Honestly this didnt deserve to be a semi main and was fairly weak in its totality, although there were some fun spots."

[5.0] "Solid six-man bout. Each team had it's opposing adversaries which allowed for some good story telling to take place. Cool to see Bam Bam and I forgot that he had an MMA fight around this time. Too bad he got tapped out. However, this was a fine watch but it didn't rock my world. Not necessary viewing."