Jumbo Tsuruta vs. Steve Williams

[6.0] "This isn't a bad match. But you could go through your entire life having never seen it and you'd be missing nothing."

[6.0] "its a fine match with a few nice spots but overall its a very middle of the road match without anything super memorable or any amazing spots."

[8.0] "Really good brawl, i enjoy a slow methodical fight like this one but i understand if you aren't the biggest fan"

[7.0] "Pretty good. Slow going, but enjoyable enough. The big power moves is as the most enjoyable part for me. The injury to Williams did hurt the match though. *** 1/2"

[7.0] "Pretty slow pace, but nonetheless an enjoyable slugfest. The finish was little disjointed and sold an injury and made you want a return match."

[9.0] "In comparison to what the four pillars were doing at this time this match may seem dated. However, for fans who can stomach a slower pace this match is awesome. Williams is the best opponent on the mat that Jumbo has faced in years and while this match starts slow, that's exactly what you want given the matwork of both men. It's a really interesting bout that holds itself back by never kicking into that final gear that really would have pushed it over the edge as a classic match."

[9.0] "A fight that was underrated by the critics and that left me with a very good sensation. From the beginning we see Jumbo trying to choke Williams with grappling, but "Dr. Death" was too intense for the veteran and overcame him, product of his good mix of strength and bestiality. Williams was one of those powerfulls who despite not being a giant, could look terribly dominant in any context."

[5.0] "This was a pretty fun match in the beginning when Williams was kicking ass, but then Tsuruta found a way to cut him off, slow things down, and then, I guess, at some point Williams got injured which led to a very flat finish."