Jake Lee, Tadasuke & YO-HEY vs. Junta Miyawaki, Masa Kitamiya & Yu Owada

[6.0] "This was far better than I was expecting honestly. Decent tag, all the GLG guys looked good as expected"

[7.0] "My dude won with a dropkick? ! ? ! THat's awesome. Easy GLG win but nothing in this match I'd go out out my way for."

[8.0] "This match was always going to just be a GLG win, what with each of its members being involved in top-of-the-card programs right now. That being said, when the bell rang, the crowd was LOUD for Yu Owada, surprisingly so. He's been wrestling less than a year and despite being opposite of Jake Lee, your main title-gunning heel, it's Owada getting all the cheers. He even gets some good offense in, too, with particularly great looking high dropkicks, so it's clear that he's being setup for big things in the future. Team plucky-faces actually run things just about 50-60% of the match, getting the crowd so fired up for them to a fairly surprising extent. We get a great hoss-fight between Kitamiya and Jake Lee, and it's a huge credit to all involved that the audience seemed to genuinely believe for a moment that GLG might lose this. Still, it wasn't meant to be: Owada gets caught by GLG's tag finish, a running knee strike from Yo-Hey (Which... I think the announcers called a Kamigoye? I thought the Kamigoye was Ibushi's arm-trapped close range knee), then a pin-point dropkick for the three. After the match, death match legends Yuko Miyamoto and Isami Kodaka came out to challenge Yo-hey and Tadasuke, and GLG turned it around on them, saying they'd do a match... for next week. I feel like Yuko/Isami overshadowed the great work from the faces that just lost, but nonetheless, the whole thing was fun."