BUSHI, SANADA & Tetsuya Naito vs. Hirooki Goto, Tomohiro Ishii & YOSHI-HASHI

[8.0] "Another great 6 man defense. Started a little slow but got really good and the time ended up flying by. The ending with the slightly botched lungblower and the absolutely awful butterfly lock was a little anticlimactic, but still a great match overall. ****"

[10.0] "Damn, this match was fantastic. It was well paced, entertaining throughout for 30 minutes, no restholds and rests, just great chemistry with no one looking weak(which i was kind of worried Bushi would suffer from but thankfully no) and great storytelling, each person trying to one-up each other. Just fantastic."

[9.0] "A fantastic main event to close the show . The NEVER open weight tag champs again proving why they are the greatest ever to hold those titles and provide prestige to it every time they defend it . This was no different as this was a 6 man tag brilliance . The story telling and psychology were on point and well developed . It had a great flow and direction . A hard hitting affair as well mostly thrown by the Chaos stable mates on LIJ . LIJ would target the injured and taped up arm of Yoshi-Hashi to have an advantage over Chaos and they isolate him while tagging in and out frequently and working on the arm of YH . I would have appreciated it more had YH sold the arm in a more better way but there were many other stories covering that fault . This includes the boiling hatred between Ishii and Naito . Naito? s character work in this match was superb as he would tag Bushi just to get under the skin of Ishii and anger him just to have some fun and in the bigger picture have advantage mentally over the big man . After Bushi would attempt to battle it out with Ishii , Naito jumps Ishii from the back but pays the price in form of blistering hardcore chops . Bushi faces the same fate from the stone pitbull . Another side of the story is the Sanada/Goto where Goto has the mental and psychological advantage over Sanada as he has successfully pinned Sanada in a 8 man tag yesterday . Goto and Sanada have a good sequence where Goto traps Sanada in the same pinning predicament that cost him the win yesterday only for Sanada to escape only to explain that the stakes now are higher so the effort given is also higher . A super kick to Sanada by YH and then Goto traps him in the same predicament only for LIJ to make the save breaking the pin . I also liked the finish and it felt very realistic with YH locking Bushi in a butterfly lock with Bushi? s back turned on his members so he had no hope or indication of rescue from his stable mates and he had to tap. LIJ underestimated YH but he was able to take them by surprise and in the end was able to lead his team to victory and despite the injured arm , he kept giving the fight to LIJ . I liked the submission maneuvers locked in for a good amount of time to build some suspense and it looks good too . The sequences in this match were amazing . Very smooth and fluid offense . The sequences were accurate and so perfect that I have to laud them and really added that investment factor into the match . I? m glad Chaos are still champions because they definitely deserve to hold it for more longer and I have said it again and I will say it gain that every time they step in the ring , they prove that they are the best NEVER open weight 6 man tag champs in the titles history . Awesome match nonetheless. ****1/2"

[8.0] "Great main event. Very good storytelling and building up the heat throughout the entire match. I recommend watching this one."

[7.0] "Mostly top talent in this match so there were able to keep things interesting for the 30+ minute run time, YOSHI-HASHI getting the dub is always nice to see too ***3/4."

[8.0] "Another great match for the six man titles. Like always, the one issue was the length, but it wasn't too egregious. Terrific match with a really good final stanza."

[8.0] "Kinda disapointed by the resultat, I had LIJ win this one after what happened yesterday but Gedo says no. Except the result it was a really fun match, everyone worked hard in this one (SANADA a bit less), and I'm really hyped by what's next for Ishii & Naito."

[9.0] "I loved this one. The Ishii/Naito sequences were so great. I can't wait for their singles matches. Chaos should hold the titles forever (**** 1/4)"

[9.0] "The fact the Never 6 Man belts are one of the most prestigious belts in the company right now shows the hard work Goto, Ishii and Yoshi-Hashi have put in which they should definitely receive high praise for. This was a very good match, all 6 put in great performances. Hashi getting the submission to earn the record was a very cool and deserved moment for him as he's really stepped up his game since winning those belts."

[7.0] "It was a really good title defense for Chaos. Hirooki Goto and Yoshi Hashi have an excellent chemistry and with them, we have the excellent Tomohiro Ishii who had for example a great face off with Tetsuya Naito during the match. Good storytelling between Goto and Sanada, even if Sanada wasn't good in the match in terms of in ring. Naito is always interesting when he is in the ring. ***1/2"

[8.0] "Strong and solid main event. Up to the ending part it was a solid match with the pace growing in the end in the tradition of CHAOS matches. Indeed it was the best reign of the title so far. The fifth defence now."