Kaito Ishida & KAZMA SAKAMOTO vs. Masaaki Mochizuki & Takashi Yoshida

[5.0] "Guys didn't have any idea how to do this match, so they came up with some stupid spots. I don't get why they went into the crowd. There wasn't even much violence, besides throwing Yoshida into chairs. And about that. What's the point of people covering their faces with masks, when a big sweaty guy lands on your chair and 5 seconds later you have to sit down on this shit. During COVID era, there shouldn't even be any spots done in the audience. Anyways, the match was quite boring and I didn't like it much."

[7.0] "SAKAMOTO keeps proving himself as an intelligent and efficient worker. Ishida and him complement each other very well. Using the polls that fix the cage to block Yoshida's legs was clever and Ishida and Mochizuki had a very nice strike exchange."

[6.0] "The end of the Mochizuki/Yoshida tag title reign and the new beginning of Team Secret Handshake, interested to see where this goes"

[7.0] "This match was good and sadly the team of Mochi/Yoshida lose the tag belts. This was a fun team for a couple of months that didn't overstay it's welcome but Ishida and Sakamoto have proven that they deliver in the big spots. Together they acted like these bizarre trolls which I wasn't expecting. The finish stretch of Ishida targeting Yoshida's leg and dismantling it was some nice stuff. ***1/2"

[5.0] "I didn't really like this. There were specific moments that I could point out that were bad or even below average. But as an overall package, it didn't leave a good impression on me. Mochizuki and Yoshida are an odd pairing that I'm not fond of and Ishida and Sakamoto didn't set the world on fire either. **1/2"

[7.0] "Very good tag team match in my opinion, the booking was logical and the interference of R. E. D didn't disturbed me. This is how starts a long reign for heels. The finish elevates my rating of the match. ***1/2"