Akira Taue, Jumbo Tsuruta & Masanobu Fuchi vs. Kenta Kobashi, Mitsuharu Misawa & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi

[8.0] "The only copy I can find of this cuts off the first 10 minutes. What I do get to see absolutely rocks. Misawa gets a real hot tag and he starts wrecking everyone with elbows. Taue in particular though is the stand out and they guy who holds it together and eventually wins it for his team."

[8.0] "The final 5 minutes of this match are pure gold, among the various six man tags between these tags this one is perhaps the most dynamic, Kikuchi vs Taue was a very interesting matchup (****)"

[8.0] "I wonder if Kobashi ever regrets having his knees targeted so ruthlessly over the years. This one plods along in a fairly orderly manner with Jumbo's lot working over Kikuchi. Then Misawa tags in & proceeds to knock the shit out of everyone. It's stiff & exciting with hot near falls, but nothing exceptional by these guys' standards ***3/4"

[9.0] "Initial phase of the match involves savage dismantling by the Tsuruta-gun of Kobashi's leg, who sells it effectively. He manages to tag in Kikuchi who, after a brief flurry of offense against Taue, likewise gets taken down by the opposing team. The match heats up after Misawa, whom Kikuchi was trying to reach in order to tag in, eats a vicious elbow from Taue, falling down to the floor. He eventually gets the tag and proceeds to launch a blitzkrieg of elbow strikes against all three opponents, particularly focusing on Taue. The atmosphere is absolutely electric by the ending stretch, which is an edge of the seat thriller. Ultimately, Tsuruta-gun prevails after getting tantalisingly close to losing against the young babyfaces. The match is brief in comparison to some of the other 6-man tag classics of the early 90s AJPW, but remains a thrilling affair from start to finish. [9/10]"