Taichi:
‘Hey, it’s just like Yoshinobu said before. How many juniors do you think Suzuki gun has?’

Kanemaru:
‘You can't mess with us.’

Taichi:
‘Where’s Desperado? Ah, forget him. He disappeared before the match tonight?’

Kanemaru:
‘He disappears at a time like this?’

Taichi:
‘Whatever! He doesn't matter, not at all. Desperado disappears, TAKA disappears, it doesn't matter. Suzuki gun always has a way. We aren't done. We have a trump card we haven't used yet.’

Kanemaru:
‘Oh, we still have a trump card.’

Taichi:
‘The best junior team in Suzuki gun. I didn't think we’d have to do this yet, but TAKA and Desperado disappeared sooner than I thought. Can't be helped. It's time for the best to step up.’

Kanemaru:
‘Watch us closely.’

Taichi:
‘Desperado, TAKA, they don't matter. Let's do it!’

Kanemaru:
‘Anytime..’

Taichi:
‘Let’s go! You can't stop us with injuries. Roppongi, don't duck us.’

Smith:
‘February 11 in Osaka, CHAOS, Makabe, Honma, just try and take us down. Suzuki gun ichiban (number one)!’

Suzuki:
‘Oh, finally, it begins. Oh, you thought one win and it was over? Suzuki gun and your piece of shit company New Japan. That day wasn't the end. No, it was only the beginning. (Grabs a reporter) Got it? (Whispers menacingly) Suzuki gun… Number one’

Archer neglected to comment.

Rocky:
‘There's one thing I want to know. What happened to Desperado? Desperado and Kanemaru challenged us in Sapporo and now Desperado doesn't show up. Well, whatever. It's all simple math. Taichi and Kanemaru, come at us. We will subtract you from the equation.’

Beretta:
‘Ah, enough of this. Whatever anyone has to say about it, we are still champions. They only challenged us two days ago, but whatever. TAKA, Taichi, Kanemaru, Desperado, it doesn't matter who. We get into the ring as champions, and we leave again as champions.’

Okada: limps into the press area.
‘Suzuki, your fight is over. Only the start? You're wrong. You're finished. Now if you want to start over again, then show how good you are, prove yourself, and then come for this belt. And as far as “number one” is concerned, I don't know how you can draw that conclusion. You should be a bit more humble than that now.’

Yano and Ishii neglected to comment.