Callum Newman, Francesco Akira, Great-O-Khan, Jeff Cobb & Matt Riddle vs. Hirooki Goto, Kazuchika Okada, Tomohiro Ishii, Toru Yano & YOSHI-HASHI

[6.0] "[3.0*] I legitimately loved this match. Of course I am being biased and I am not afraid to admit that. The last match of an all time hero of mine and I was there just for the vibes. Incredibly fun match from start to finish, despite being very simple. The CHAOS Drum almost made me emotional. Pretty good time."

[6.0] "Just like the previous night, good multi-man match between Chaos and United Empire, and the end of an era, this was Okada's final match for New Japan, extremely emotional experience all the way. This had a very fast pace and a lot of sequences and combinations, maybe even better than the match from the day before, but equally fun - {**3/4}"

[6.0] "In general it was a regular multi man match. We got to see Okada play the hits one last time in a New Japan ring, and for that it's worth watching."

[7.0] "This match is probably last Okada NJPW match and despite a multimen match isn't the best send-off ever that Rainmaker felt very emotional despite it was pretty obvious Newman was gonna get pinned. I hope in an Ishii/Cobb match soon, perhaps in the NJC. ***1/2"

[6.0] "I was filled with mixed emotions throughout this, as it's still so surreal that Okada's leaving. Callum Newman stood out the most for me, and it was nice to see Okada hit one last Rainmaker on the lion mark."

[6.0] "These two clicked well together. Riddle really stood out in the match. Callum Newman has really impressed in this tour. He has the makings of a future star and potential leader of United Empire."

[6.0] "[3.5*] This was a very emotional match, the last time Okada would enter an NJPW ring as an NJPW wrestler, it was really cool to see Okada and Chaos together for the last time. From the beginning of the match we saw how special it would be due to Okada's exciting entry, the action started with Okada facing Riddle, the exchanges between the teams were cool, I liked the performance of Akira and Ishii who did well in this match. The ending was sensational, Okada doing his entire move set for the last time in Newman and his last Rainmaker was SPECTACULAR, a remarkable and historic moment."

[6.0] "The Okada vibes on these two shows were -very- different than the Osaka or Korakuen shows. Good hoss sequence with Ishii and Cobb."

[5.0] "It wasn't the most amazing New Japan multi-man match, pretty bog standard. There weren't as many spotlights given out for long for each competitor to shine. Riddle's kicks looked great as did his athleticism but he's still getting his legs under him for the New Japan style. Not the most stellar last match for Okada. 2.5/5"

[8.0] "Very fun farewell match with all the usual spots for the crowd to see one final time, Best tag of the past 2 shows overall, Good Luck Okada"

[7.0] "Great sendoff for one of the GOAT of the promotion. Same decision as Day 1 which Okada pin Callum but otherwise it was a good match for me, made me emotional a bit."

[7.0] "Pretty good for what was an average NJPW multiman tag match, with the fact that it's Okada's last match. Riddle continues to look great in NJPW. I hope Okada prospers wherever he ends up but really wish he did the job for Callum instead of pinning him twice in 2 days"

[8.0] "Really good last match for Okada. Would I rate it so highly if not for this importance? Probably not, but let's not kid ourselves and say that Okada leaving didn't add anything to this one cos it did. The story of everyone in United Empire trying to be the one to take him out on his final appearance led to some nice moments in which all the UE guys got to look good against Okada (and of course Okada got to look like god). I do think if they had given it more time they could have really worked this angle and made it a great match but still. A good last outing for Kazuchika Okada."