[5.0] "The "last match of Los Ingobernables de Japon". Their chemistry remains palpable, and their ability to perform as a team does not seem to have waned. The collective still works, especially in the phases where each member shines in turn, with special mention for a perfectly synchronized acrobatic spot where each member of L.I.J. flows seamlessly from one move to the next. Opposite them, United Empire struggles to find its footing. The departure of key figures such as Will Ospreay and Jeff Cobb leaves an obvious void. The team still seems to be under construction, and this is reflected in the structure of the match. The group's identity remains unclear, and the lack of direction clearly affects their cohesion. Unfortunately, the match as a whole leaves a bitter taste. The pace, too fast for some participants, seems to have worked against the flow. Interventions to break up the falls systematically come too late, and the finish is clearly botched. There is a real lack of chemistry between the two factions. The Lucha Libre style adopted by both sides nevertheless kept the audience engaged. For while the form is there, the substance is lacking. A showcase of spectacular moves, certainly, but without the substance necessary to make it a memorable clash. Rating: **1/2"
[8.0] "The work in this match was so smooth and fun. The first exchanges between Akira and Takahashi were absolutely flawless and done with such speed it was incredible. ****"
[7.0] "Francesco Akira, Templario & TJP vs. Hiromu Takahashi, Shingo Takagi & Titan was a great match with everyone having time to show there offense."
[9.0] "I loved this match, loved the way these 6 guys worked togheter. I hope Hiromu, Shingo and Titan will continue working as a trio despite the end of Los Ingobernables del Japon."
[8.0] "This was a really good match that was quite fun to see LIJ teaming up for one of the last times. United empire was good but this was designed to showcase LIJ"
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