[7.0] "Yusuke Okada & Hikaru Sato & JR Kratos -vs- Hokuto Omori & Tsugataka Sato & Rising HAYATO [** 1/4], Zeus & Izanagi & UTAMARO -vs- Ayato Yoshida & Fuminori Abe & Tatsuya Hanami [* 3/4], Jake Lee & Koji Iwamoto (c) -vs- Takao Omori & Black Menso~re - (All Asia Tag Title) [***] Execution may have been slightly off a few times, but this was very fun! They really made good use of their time and delivered way above expectations. Jun Akiyama & Manabu Nakanishi & Osamu Nishimura & Yutaka Yoshie -vs- Yoshitatsu & Ryouji Sai & Tajiri & Dan Tamura [**], Susumu Yokosuka (c) -vs- Francesco Akira - (AJPW Junior Title) [** 3/4] Hoped for a hotter climax, but the work was good. Akira continues to grow with each tour for AJPW and it's nice to see him get such a profile match. Yokosuka was as fluent as he always is, but you know he can turn it up a lot more if he wants to. Solid stuff. Suwama & Shuji Ishikawa (c) -vs- Shigehiro Irie & Lucas Steel - (AJPW Tag Title) [** 1/2] The oddball challengers made this interesting for me. Had difficulties growing, but I was still entertained by what they brought. Kento Miyahara (c) -vs- Yuma Aoyagi - (Triple Crown Title) [*** 1/4] Unlike the All-Asian Tag Title match earlier on the show, the main event did not make good use of its time. A really lack-luster start where little of importance seemed to happen, yet they were wasting time selling stuff that didn't feel game changing. I would say this is a high quality 12-min match in a 24-min body. The strikes when on was excellent with super speedy blows and quality impact moves. If only they'd put more effort in the early portion this could have been a contender. Instead, as it stands, doesn't reach the levels we're used to from Miyahara. However, his standards are high, so this was still a really fine show closer."

[8.0] "A short and sweet show with an excellent coming out party for Yuma in the main event. Jr title match was fun, with Akira looking great. Tag title match was unexpectedly short, but it still gave Purple Haze a presence even in defeat. Main event was great as Yuma upped his look to come off more as a main eventer, and his performance definitely held up to the Triple Crown standard."