Great-O-Khan vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi

[4.0] "An okay showing from Tana that unfortunately had a pretty abrupt finish stretch. Kinda mid honestly. **"

[5.0] "A fairly paint by numbers match by two fairly limited guys (Sorry Tana). It did it's job and Tanahashi can say he had his match with GOK on the road to his retirement."

[5.0] "This was very not interesting at all, Tanahashi hasn't a lot of matchs left and put GOK against him was a bad idea."

[7.0] "I kinda enjoyed this one. I like GOK matches when it's more based around chain wrestling and I thought the sudden GOK sling blades were hilarious. It was just a fun short match boosted by Tanahashi's road to retirement story."

[5.0] "A functional match on the Tanahashi retirement road, giving Great O-Khan one last singles match with The Ace."

[5.0] "One of the weaker matches of Tanahashi's retirement run. Just a standard singles, going through the motions with not much ambition."

[5.0] "O-Khan the geek gets whitewashed. One of Tanahashi's lesser singles matches on his retirement run. These two pretty much went through the motions and had a fine but forgettable match. **3/4"

[6.0] "While this was short, it was an enjoyable match while it lasted. SINGLES RECORD: Hiroshi Tanahashi 3-0"

[5.0] "A perfectly acceptable singles match for Tanahashi's retirement tour. I don't really have anything super specific to say about this match, it was just kind of playing the hits, O-Khan was an okay dance partner but did nothing special, and there wasn't a particularly compelling story or stakes to the match."

[6.0] "I mean yeah this was fine. They were able to tell a quick story without doing a lot of taxing in-ring work. Good for them."

[5.0] "Nothing super exciting here, but it was fine for what it was. i was expecting a bit more then what we got, considering how promising the preview tags looked, but alas, it was O-Khan and a broken down Tanahashi that we were watching, so I never really expected much from it."

[6.0] "Some really good grappling here from GOK and Tanahashi, both competitors can definitely hold their own on the mat and they showed it in this bout. The pace was unorthodox as you might expect from GOK, but it was still an enjoyable matchup. Tanahashi got the win with a Victory Roll in something of an abrupt finish, not one to seek out but a fun watch."

[6.0] "Im not really sure how Tanahashi is still managing to pump out this good matches on this final run, most had him written off (including myself after the singles v Makabe) O'Khan losing was somewhat surprising to me though for me he came out of this looking decent"