[3.0] "I've always liked how Japanese promoters uses the legends by giving them a spot without taking the spotlight from the younger talent, even if the legend's best days are far beyond them. Even taking that into account, this was still bad. It is quite sad to see how time has caught up to wrestlers like Onita, Fuchi and Kikuchi, who are unable to even do the things that they've been coasting by the last decade or so. Kikuchi brought some comedy by having the opposing side slap his face. The star power of Onita was lost in the background. Kotaro Suzuki as Tiger Mask II and Omori both looked in the best shape by far. The crowd were happy to see the wrestlers, but the actual wrestling felt as if they were underwater."
[4.0] "The thing you really need to see is the entrances. That's just lovely to see all the legends coming together. The match itself wasn't so interesting. Kotaro and Takao tryed to do anything, but that still was not enough to carry all the vets. **1/4"
[4.0] "I really, really didn't liked this match. Great Kojika can't wrestle anymore, I don't understand the point to put a 78 years old guy in a ring even if it's a memorial show ... Takao Omori did a good performance but I could feel the age in that ring. **1/4"
[4.0] "This wasn't that great. Omori and Kotaro Suzuki looked the best here. Fuchi, Onita and Kikuchi also looked alright to a certain extent. Arashi, Kojika and Koshinaka didn't really look great here. The match was pretty boring and the crowd didn't seem too invested"
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