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[6.0] "So many massive moves, counters & moments shoehorned into one match that they didn't even pretend to bother connecting the dots between them. Just one explosive impact after another, none of which were sufficient to cap things until a low blow from the lad who was getting cheered moments earlier. As someone who's been watching New Japan for 35 years, this whole indiefication of the IWGP World title in front of a half empty Sumo Hall is just kinda sad ***1/4"

[7.0] "Wataru Inoue was a solid addition to the New Japan roster from 1999 to 2013. He had some good technical wrestling matches against Shibata in his early career. One of the biggest moments of his career was gaining a win over El Samurai and Jushin Thunder liger along with Shibata in late 2001 - two already established legends in their own right. His mask gimmick in 2003 was good, and I think New Japan should've done a bit more with it. He has a cool finisher with the Triangle Lancer and an awesome theme song. He wasn't the best, but he did all that he could."

[7.0] "It was an okay show with two significant moments. In the opening segment Triple H shows how ruthless he is when he breaks Jim Ross' arm to force Mankind into accepting a title match and then in the main event he becomes the top heel in the company when he beats Mankind in the main event. This was very well built up as his title win had been looking inevitable for awhile at that point. Outside of Triple H, the only other major thing of note was Chyna signing an open challenge by Jeff Jarrett and then getting smacked with a guitar. The Rock also had a match with Gangrel, which leaned into the fans frustration with his SummerSlam booking as he is very vocal about it during the main event. The rest of the show is kinda there really and unfortunately the Bossman/Al Snow feud continues and takes a really bad turn when Bossman kidnapped his dog. Some of Lillian Garcia's gaffes on her first night as a ring announcer was kinda hilarious as well."