[5.0] "Fine little multiman. The glimpses of Mistico were fun and the tag title match is interesting. The closing stretch between Hartley and Yuya was also entertaining enough. **3/4"
[6.0] "A standard but fun eight-man tag bout. Taichi got the short end of the stick - I don't think he even got tagged in, and if he did it was so brief that I cannot recall - but everyone else got a nice bit of shine. Uemura continues his gimmick of being Keiji Muto circa 1991 via winning with the patented Muto Frankensteiner-outta-nowhere on Big Jag."
[5.0] "Started off pretty hot with Kosei Fujita and El Desperado but quickly petered out into a pretty standard multiman. A lot of the guys in this are pretty great workers but a few stood out in a stacked field. Mistico who I usually enjoy really sticks out as someone who doesn't lend himself to the Japanese style very well. His kicks looks pretty weak and when he doesn't make contact his over reliance on thigh slapping becomes very obvious. Hartley Jackson is also a bit of a slog in this match. The guy just doesn't move well and kind of embodies everything I dislike in a "big man" wrestler, kind of glad he ate the pin here."
[6.0] "Obviously not must see stuff but fun throughout and if you like this batch of dudes half as much as I do and you are loading up New Japan World to watch the high stakes stuff you might as well watch this too."
[6.0] "Started off with an exhibition between Fujita and Despy. Fujita came out on top. Next it was Robbie and Mistico. Mistico won out before tagging in Taichi who strugglesd against Hartley Jackson. TMDK members started to target Taichi's leg. Yuya comes in and ran wild on TMDK before being stopped by Oiwa. The other 3 members of the team began to attack Yuya. Yuya however, managed a win outta nowhere on Jackson. 3*."