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[9.0] "It was ABSURDLY good, the best Valletta match I've seen, it was really so emotionally catchy. ISHIN unexpectedly broke through to the finals and immediately tries to find an approach to the Maltese monster, but almost gets a knee drop at the start and he has to resort to the help of the group in order to annoy Valletta at least a little. This time, Gianni's attacks look much better, firstly, it is influenced by ISHIN's weight and also by his selling, and secondly, by the segments out of the ring and some other moments, like the suplex in the corner. Secondly, when Valletta gets hard blows from a rather big ISHIN, his nosell looks more impressive and intimidating, which also helps ISHIN himself. The segments out of the ring helped to bring some necessary confusion to their clash, and ISHIN showed that he perfectly understands that in such conditions it is necessary to adjust his arsenal to the opponent, and here we saw more flights from him and even High Fly Flow. And besides, his rare throws looked excellent, ISHIN gradually became a real hero who fought desperately. He tried to use poison mist, which allowed him to beat Cucuy, but in the end, nothing brought him victory, not even german suplex. The fight turned out to be extremely dramatic due to all the circumstances, ISHIN had little left, but he continued to actively fight until he finally fell under the onslaught of Valletta and yes, they had a wonderful emotional match. I am now a little more confident in Valletta as a potential contender for Dream Gate than before, let's see if Kikuta can air an equally impressive match against him, and ISHIN, I hope, will soon get his first truly great achievement in his career, this guy is READY."

[6.0] "It may be difficult to understand as we are using a translation function. It was a fun match in which these eccentric wrestlers outwitted each other. It was a skillful comedy match that made the most of the three wrestlers' different characters: Arakken, who calls himself "the man who has made it in the pro wrestling industry with just handshakes, " using his handshake tactics, Yano's WOS-style comedic technical moves, and the unreadable Honda."

[6.0] "This match was okay, but the storyline of Douglas Williams hating the high-flying nature of the X-Division remained dumb, especially the addition of his being "hypocritical" by beating Brian Kendrick with a top rope move. Just let the X-Division be the X-Division without these endless storylines about guys who don't like flippy shit "trying to destroy" or otherwise attacking it."