アンディ・ウー & 花見達也 & 綾部蓮 & 今成夢人 VS 金剛山 & KAMIKAZE & Rikiya Fudo & 渡瀬瑞基

Eight-man tag team matches are often designed to showcase a variety of talent, but with this bout clipped to around three minutes, it’s hard to fully appreciate all eight competitors. I went in with low expectations, and the match didn’t start off well, with a poorly executed four-corner face wash that made me cringe. However, things improved once the focus shifted back to one-on-one action, featuring solid suplexes and strikes. When Kongozan entered, though, the pace slowed considerably, which hurt the match's flow. We also saw a chaotic eight-man submission spot that felt poorly executed and overcomplicated. The match picked up again toward the end, with Ren Ayabe forcing Kongozan to submit after an impressive full nelson lift, which helped redeem the bout. Despite the strong finish, the weak opening, awkward moments, and heavy clipping hurt the overall quality of the match.